(BALTIMORE – September 5, 2023) – It was a rewarding experience for not just the boys, but for the men who attended this first day back welcome. Here are two clips from this morning: Edwin Avent on Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys First Day of School for Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys

(COLUMBIA, MD – September 5, 2023) – Souraya Christine is thrilled to announce the upcoming W.O.M.E.N. in Leadership Conference. The event is scheduled to take place on September 20, 2023, at the prestigious Kahler Hall in Columbia, MD. Souraya Christine, a 6-time published author, minister, Life Coach, and national speaker, founded the W.O.M.E.N. in Leadership Conference with the promise of being an enlightening and transformative experience. This conference aims to empower professional women to prioritize their mental health and well-being, ultimately reducing burnout, stress, anxiety, depression, and associated physical health issues. The conference will commence at 8 a.m. and continue…

(BALTIMORE – September 5, 2023) – Today at 9 am, Attorney Kisha Brown will be a guest on the Emmy-nominated Doni Glover Show discussing the recent report on the Brooklyn Park mass shooting where 28 were shot and 2 were killed. This was the largest mass shooting in Baltimore history. We’ll discuss the 173-page Brooklyn Day after-action report that was ordered by Mayor Brandon Scott and compiled by the city’s police and fire departments, its Office of Emergency Management, the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, and the Housing Authority of Baltimore City. It details failures by Baltimore officials…

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(BALTIMORE – August 31, 2023) – The Baltimore Lightning would like to congratulate BALTIMORE’S OWN MALIK HAMM on making the Baltimore Ravens 53-man roster! On that note, BMORENews.com would like to congratulate Malik’s family – including his father, Akil, and his grandfather, former BPD Commissioner Leonard Hamm, for this momentous accomplishment. Both men have served this city well and we know that they are so very proud of this crowning moment. Commissioner Hamm said that Malik is an Ivy League graduate who was not drafted. This makes this “win” even greater. CONGRATULATIONS! #NorthwoodRams #CityBoy

By Organizing and Advocacy Unit, Alliance of Families for Justice (NEW YORK – August 31, 2023) – In recognition of the 52nd Anniversary of the Attica uprising and the subsequent massacre, we invite your organization to join us on September 13, 6 p.m. at the Maysles Cinema, 343 Malcolm X Blvd, Harlem, NY. for a special screening of the award-winning documentary Attica to be followed by a call to action. This screening is free and open to the public, however, you must RSVP to confirm entry. We are offering 5 seats to your organization. Please RSVP with the full names…

ANNUAL WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL PEP RALLY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 8AM – 9AM 1530 Presstman St, Baltimore MD 21217 (corner of Presstman St & N Gilmor St) Please join us on our first day of school to welcome back our families and scholars as they walk up the red carpet into school. We will start the celebration at 8am and the school day officially starts at 8:45am. Please share this annual fun event with your networks to help us make the cheers louder! If you are unable to attend, please consider supporting our school by adopting a classroom or program by…

(BALTIMORE – August 31, 2023) – Last night’s Sandtown-Winchester Community Meeting was packed to the rafters at the historic Sharon Baptist Church. It was the first meeting for the community in several months. Nonetheless, there was much participation and much to discuss. Representatives from state and local government were present, and a presentation was made by the Salvation Army of Central Maryland. This included Major Matt Corell of Western District and Howard Tutman of the Baltimore City Department of Housing. Both men presented the community with viable information. Facilitated by Danise Jones-Dorsey, the meeting had zero hiccups. “We are very…