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Lois Zanow, a guide who lead tourists to Baltimore’s historic destinations and co-wrote a book on Baltimore’s landmark houses of worship, died of an infection Thursday at Gilchrist Hospice Care.

It's not just 'a' factor but 'the' factor: Efforts to upgrade student test scores need to be focused on low-income families.

Joshua Christian Siems, a learning and development manager who performed at a Center Stage production, died Friday at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in the District of Columbia. The former Homeland resident was 31.

Maryland racing takes center stage this Saturday, when Laurel Park hosts the 37th running of the Jim McKay Maryland Million. This year’s Maryland Million racecard is one of the best yet, with at least 10 horses in the main body of 10 of the 12 races on the card, and six races with 14 horses in the main body.

A cold weather drive for Ukraine just got extended. Victoria Clausen is ahead of the effort. The Ukraine native has lived in Maryland since 1997. She’s gathering supplies to ship home as the war rages on.

Defending champion Prendimi, 2020 winner Monday Morning Qb and Ournationonparade, who tasted Maryland Million success as a 2-year-old in 2019, will be among a strong field of contenders for the $150,000 Classic on the 37th Jim McKay Maryland Million Day program Saturday at Laurel Park.

Workers at MOM’s Organic Market in Timonium are expected to decide in the coming weeks whether to follow the lead of MOM’s employees in Hampden and unionize.

Coppermine, which runs Baltimore area fitness centers, camps and sports programs at 14 facilities, has acquired ACAC Fitness & Wellness, formally known as the MAC, in Timonium.

Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens in Timonium has built a new pet funeral home dedicated to pet services and funerals.

Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens in Timonium has built a new pet funeral home dedicated to pet services and funerals.