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  • From in-home daycare and child care centers to nannies and babysitters, parents often see their budgets strained by the high cost of child care. While the…
  • January 7, 2013 - Radio Kitchen - DumplingsWelcome to Radio Kitchen, I'm Al Spoler. A few weeks ago I made sour beef and dumplings for some friends, and…
  • April 19,2016 - Radio Kitchen - Under Pressure The best cooking short cuts are the ones that not only save us time, but improve the flavor of our food.…
  • In November 1938, champion race horse War Admiral competed against the upstart Sea Biscuit, losing the race in an upset by four lengths.
  • On April 13, 1940, Monty R, a "family pet" born and raised in Maryland horse country, defeated the favored thoroughbred Blockade at My Lady's Manor in a…
  • In the Spring of 1778, during the war of Independence, the HMS Mermaid surrendered to residents of a small town along the Maryland coast rather than be…
  • On July 24, 1868, a massive storm caused terrible flooding along the Patapsco River Valley, including the mill town of Ellicott City.
  • Accusations of witchcraft arrive in the Maryland colony along with English settlers.
  • "She is the most dangerous of all Allied spies. We must find and destroy her." - This is the text of a Gestapo transmission regarding OSS agent Virginia…
  • Baseball phenom Jimmie Foxx got his start playing with the Easton Farmers in Queen Anne's County before breaking into the big leagues in the late 1920s.
  • On September 17, 1862, many soldiers of the 5th Maryland infantry, made up of mostly German immigrants from Baltimore, lost their lives along a sunken…
  • "She is the most dangerous of all Allied spies. We must find and destroy her." - This is the text of a Gestapo transmission regarding OSS agent Virginia…
  • Making his way home to Maryland after the surrender at Appomattox, Confederate officer Henry Kyd Douglas was arrested in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, and…
  • On July 4th, 1863, residents of Baltimore went about marking Independence Day in the usual manner, whilst local Union and Confederate soldiers dealt with…
  • In 1893, Mary Garrett, daughter of B&O Railroad magnate John Work Garrett, used her fortune to fund the nation's first co-educational medical school at…
  • A little known story of one of the brave souls who helped to battle the Great Baltimore Fire of 1904.
  • In July, 1877, the overworked and underpaid railroad men of the B&O went on strike. The strike began in Western Maryland, and rolled east, picking up…
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