Apparently, he ran out of gas and decided to set up and practice until assistance arrived.
Our racehorse name is Calvert Magic. What’s yours?
(Yes, there’s a My Little Pony-related Easter Egg in the racehorse name generator this year.)
Almost 7 percent of inmates at the Baltimore City Detention Center reported having sex having had sexual contact with a staff member. That’s the second-highest rate of staff-inmate sex in the country.
Are you a Preakness Infield Party Animal? Or maybe you’re a Pitbull Groupie or a fancy Lady of the Grandstand?
How has the Preakness infield’s reputation changed?
Well, a University of Maryland senior told us she thought Preakness was a music festival — not the second leg of the Triple Crown or the center of debauchery.
Share your Preakness style with us on Pinterest for a chance to win two tickets to see Kenny Chesney at FedEx Field. Details.
Photos from the 15th annual Kinetic Sculpture Race. Big ones taken by Sun reporter Ian Duncan, small ones by Sun photog Kenneth K. Lam.
Now it’s your turn: Post your Kinetic Sculpture Race photos on Twitter and Instagram using #onlyinbaltimore and @baltimoresun, and they could be featured in print.
Happy National Burger Month!
Share your Baltimore-area burger photos using #bmorediner on Twitter and Instagram, and we might feature them in print!
With FlowerMart in two days, we bring you the 4 stages of the lemon stick. Excited Acquisition, Sweet Sipping, The Sour Reflex, and Satisfaction.
If you haven’t had the classic Baltimore treat, Friday and Saturday are a good time to start.
Season 6 of The Wire, anyone?
A cabal of corrupt corrections officers and members of the Black Guerrilla Family gang enjoyed nearly free rein inside the Baltimore City Detention Center, federal authorities allege, smuggling drugs and cellphones into the jail and having sexual relationships that left four guards pregnant.
Maybe it’s that old episode of Doug, but yeah, we’re with this guy.
Liver and onions is an old favorite in Baltimore, but not everyone sees the appeal. Where do you stand?
Top photos: Kenneth K. Lam/Baltimore Sun Photos
Solid paint job. (Instagram photo by @ajay_ig)
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Lexington Market has been a neglected, highly undisciplined stepchild of city government for too long now.
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| — | Jacques Kelly, in his column on the proposal to renovate Lexington Market. Jacques wants to see the market keep its thriving vitality while imposing some standards, however lightly enforced. |
