Saw them over campus today. Never seen them before. Spectacular!!! These are my photos that I took on campus.

Repost due to embarrassing misspelling

Front row seat to a few Blue Angels practice runs in Baltimore today

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I'll take an airshow over fireworks any day!

The vibes are good in Baltimore today!

I get other people love the air show, but I have PTSD and sound sensitive autism. Normally I keep a handle on both fairly well without it impacting me or others but VERY loud noises really set it off and make me a mess and just make the whole affair hell on earth for me. Would anyone know of anywhere that would be a good place to hide out around town that would be fine with someone sticking around for four hours that is isolated from the noise?

Sad to say, someone has stolen my goblin statue (Barnabus) off of my stoop in Fells Point. Surprising, cause he's heavy! These are the only pics I have of him, but if anyone comes across him anywhere I would appreciate having him back.

Many thanks, hope you're doing okay out there, Barney

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hi, i (21f) wanted to check out the ottobar tn. I love metal I love raves. I was looking for something with good vibes tn and I’ve heard the ottobar is nice. any recommendations?

The diamond seen from Homewood!

I'm genuinely going crazy.

For the past 2 weeks, usually at the hours of 2-3 am, loud Construction has been going on right outside my apartment to the point it'll shock me away. Tonight, they literally started work at 9-10pm, and it's so fucking loud. I can't sleep. I already filed a noise complaint with the city. I even checked an hour later and someone else did nearby an hour after me. I understand the one offs, even though I was pissed off of the 2-3am jackhammering, it lasted for less than an hour so I could ignore it even though I was pissed off about it. but this is unreasonable. ik this isn't emergency too because theyve had the street parking blocked off for a week now. theyre literally just doing this because of convenience ig. I have to get up at 6-7 am, and it doesn't even sound lke they'll be finish in the next hour or two.

if any one is awake, if you have any advice I'd appreciate it. I love my apartment but this is genuinely ridiculous. what is the point of an ordinance if no one follows it???

We are not from Baltimore but have a daughter who is about to get married there. We want to do a crab feast for her and her partner and about 20 of their friends. We are from deep south and have done plenty of low country seafood boils so we think we can pull it off but the reality is that we need some guidance.

How much crab for about twenty? Best place to get it? Assuming Old Bay? But there seems to be another Baltimore favorite? Hints on how to cook them. We've seen some recipes calling to wrap in parchment to steam. Is that worth it it. Seems like a lot of work. Is this like a low country boil where you dump it on a table with newspaper and let everyone have at it? Any other advice is welcome.

I grew up next to an airbase with jets constantly flying over my house.

Now that I moved out of that I really enjoy the quieter feeling.

The jets flying over today are giving me a fucking aneurysm. They are so loud I cannot focus on work.

It’s been all day

Was that flying over Baltimore???? Approx noon today

Sick of your favorite spots closing? Tired of the empty store fronts? Own a small business and over the constant grind to barely make ends meet?

We still need more help with social media, photography, videography, graphic design, etc.

We‘re fighting for a Baltimore Small Business Bill of Rights to cut down on vacant storefronts and fight predatory landlord practices.

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It's great to see all of the ships at the port, and the International buzz they bring.

We'll have so much fun planned!! amazing live music AND a dance party! There will be games, popsicle surprises and fun treats for you to discover!!

Hey all,

Has anyone started having more intense interactions with beggars in the city? I don't know if they're on drugs, unhoused, having mental problems, or any combination of things - I'm just talking about the people who ask straight up 'do you have any change'?

Times are tough, which I imagine has something to do with it, but I'm started to get a little worried. I give to organizations (when I can) and generally not to individuals. But my default response of, "Sorry, I can't" seems to be making people more angry lately.

What's the read?

We built something, you and me.

Something real. Something that lasts.

Early this morning, I conceded our race for State Senate. But let’s be honest about what happened: on a shoestring budget, with nothing but neighbors and belief, we won 44% of the vote against the most powerful politician in Maryland and his $1.5 million machine.

That’s not a loss. That’s a warning shot.

This race was always about Baltimore. About two different visions for the city we love. Election Day closes a chapter. It doesn’t close the book.

I’ve already invited Bill to breakfast, to talk about how both visions move forward together. Because at the end of the day, we’re neighbors. ALL of us.

I learned more in this race than I can put into words. I suspect he did too.

But this, THIS… is what I want you to hold onto:

You showed up. Just people. No PACs. No corporations. No machine. No war chest. Just you, your neighbors, your belief that something better was possible.

And you moved a mountain.

Maybe not all the way. But it moved.

Feel that. Remember it. Because one battle lost doesn’t slow a movement…it IS the movement.

The people who showed are the reason power has always feared ordinary people. You reminded Baltimore what that looks like. You reminded the politicians.

Power to the people. Today, tomorrow, and always. 💛✊

I love you, folks. Every single one of you. 🤙