Maryland’s equestrian history will soon be a little bit richer with Maryland 5 Star, and the chance to partner with a local business for the occasion could not be ignored. Terry Hasseltine, president of the Sport and Entertainment Corporation of Maryland and Maryland Sports—a commission that brings in …
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Long Reach Village—the largest and one of the oldest villages in Columbia, Maryland—will celebrate 50 years next Friday. “Columbia is a little over 50 years old itself,” says Robert Neal Marshall, executive director of the Columbia Festival of the Arts, which means this village goes back to its roots. Including …
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Baltimore-based interior designers Meghan Allison and Susanna Dike know the value of finding something unique for your home. It’s the small pieces that can really transform a room, they say. “It might be like a brass sculpture or, (someone would say) ‘Oh I love that little bowl,’ and …
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Bridget Stickline says that when her daughter Elle was young, she had a name for the strong, independent girls they encountered in literature: girlhero. Now she owns a store by the same name in Greenspring Station—an effort to embody that confident, feminine energy through style and self-expression. Girlhero, at …
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The Red Devils has long been committed to improving the quality of life of breast cancer patients through affordable treatment and support services. Now the Baltimore-based nonprofit is encouraging everyone to go for a better quality of life—aka “The Good Life”—in an inaugural online fundraiser running from Friday, Oct. …
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When Bethlehem Steel’s Sparrows Point Mill went bankrupt in 2002, it caused more than economic devastation. It shook a generation that came up in the era of steel as king — now forced to have pensions and retiree benefits cut after decades of dedication. When it closed in 2012, thousands …
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If there’s one thing that signals fall is in the air, it’s the transition of shoes from summer sandals to must-have-a-different-pair-for-every-possible-outfit boots. Whatever your taste in fashionable footwear, we have you covered from head to, err, toe! From tall, slouchy over-the-knee waders to platform and chunky options, sleek knee-highs to …
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Wine and seafood lovers are uniting for an epic weekend full of flavor. b Scene Events & Promotions, LLC will host the inaugural Susquehanna Wine and Seafood Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 25 and 26, at the Concord Point Lighthouse in Havre de Grace. The two-day event will celebrate …
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Have you ever longed for clothing that could be as comfortable as your favorite yoga pants and as stylish as executive couture? Award-winning designer Ella Pritsker turned a desire for more comfortable and stylish daily wear into a new signature performance line called “EPC Style.” Pritsker has built her brand …
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Grab the biggest bag you can find and make your way over to the Green Spring Station “Shop Small Warehouse Sale” for some epic summer shopping. This one-day-only event will be held Saturday, Aug. 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will feature discounts and sales up to 90% …
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