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The Community Law Center (CLC) is hosting a workshop to educate the public about liquor license issues. Community leaders with neighborhood liquor locations concerns and attorneys volunteering to

Baltimorean Gilbert Sandler, winner of the Emmert Award for excellence in feature writing, has stories about Baltimore that must be heard! Maybe you've read one of his tales

Village Learning Place (VLP)  is hosting "Baltimore History Evenings in partnership with the City's Historic Society." The discussion this Month, Mapping Baybrook: Environmental Justice in Industrial South Baltimore,

Bike Maryland is excited about their upcoming 15th Annual Maryland State Bicycle Symposium! Join citizens from the mid-Atlantic region who share your  "interest in alternative transportation options, innovative infrastructure,

The next general meeting of the Baltimore City Local Emergency Planning Committee is upcoming, and is a great opportunity to get involved in becoming more individually emergency-ready and

The University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law's JustAdvice project is a great method of getting brief legal advice from an experienced attorney-for only $10! This spring's

EcoStar grants have funded neighborhood trash clean ups, tree plantings, community gardens, and much more. Constellation Energy offers these environmental stewardship grants of up to $5,000 to qualifying 501

The 5th Annual Neighborhood Institute: Love Where You Live is a day full of informative and progressive workshops led by Baltimore activists, artists, educators, and leaders. Join Greater Homewood

Baltimore Food & Faith's new ambassador program trains you to talk to congregations about food issues, to give better presentations, and how to turn ideas into actions. Become a