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Thousands more parking tickets issued after overnight crackdown

More changes are coming this week, targeting those who park in the evenings and overnight where they don't live.

Catonsville Sunday market returns with strong community support

"It's the backbone of our business. We appreciate customers here, we make a living out of this," said Medina.

State Fair Farmers Market not happening this year

A post on the Maryland State Fair website said there was a declining interest from vendors, so organizers decided to cancel the market this year.

Martha Stewart recommends Ladew Topiary Gardens after visit

In an Instagram post with several pictures from her trip, she encouraged people to come out and visit Ladew Topiary Gardens.

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Chilly weather, but the stove is hot: Dig into Baltimore County Restaurant Week

The county’s winter restaurant week runs through Sunday. Over 45 restaurants are participating.

O's selling beer & food for $5 and below at Camden Yards

The value menu features about 11 items for $5 or less, including various 12 oz. beers (Miller High Life, Blue Moon, Leinenkugel’s, Stella Artois, Sierra Nevada).

Ocean City hosting huge May concert featuring legendary rock bands

In September the second annual Oceans Calling Festival featured headliners like Blink-182, The Killers, and Dave Matthews Band.

Ravens add Pop-Up Ice Festival to list of playoff events

In an effort to 'Conquer The Cold,' the Baltimore Ravens are holding a pop-up ice festival ahead of their Divisional matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

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Mamma Lucia closing in Parkville after 26 years

A longtime Parkville restaurant is closing this month. Mamma Lucia Italian restaurant, in the Perring Plaza shopping center off of Joppa Road, announced it will close its doors after 26 years.

Here's where our military heroes can grab some free grub this Veterans Day

WMAR-2 wishes to thank all our active and retired military service members for their sacrifice in keeping all of us safe.

Five Guys to open new Inner Harbor location

Five Guys is returning to the Inner Harbor, but at a new location. The burger chain will open at Lockwood Place, the shopping center at 600 East Pratt Street

Shop small in Aberdeen: Say Delicious

Good Morning Maryland is highlighting all that is good in our communities, including the small businesses that make the Main Streets so spectacular.

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