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- 1Stress and success in Baltimore's restaurant economy▼A closer look at stress and success in Baltimore’s restaurant economy
Baltimore Beat takes a closer look at the pressures facing the city's restaurant industry, examining how owners and workers balance financial strain with moments of success. The piece highlights the difficult economics behind Baltimore's dining scene, where rising costs and thin margins test even well-regarded establishments.
- 2Baltimore small business owners push for stronger legal protections▼Baltimore’s small business owners want the city to codify more protections
Small business owners in Baltimore are calling on city officials to write stronger protections for local businesses into law. According to Baltimore Beat, they want the city to codify safeguards rather than relying on policies that can change with each administration. The push reflects growing concern among owners about the security of their businesses in the city.
- 3Baltimore's Koreatown tells its immigrant story through food▼Like so many immigrant stories, the one of Baltimore’s Koreatown can be told through food
Baltimore Beat is highlighting the history of Baltimore's Koreatown, arguing that the neighborhood's immigrant story can best be told through its food. The piece explores how Korean restaurants and the families behind them trace the community's arrival, settlement and endurance in the city.
- 4Dan Schwartz seen as real threat to Andy Harris in Maryland's 1st District▼Hutzell: Dan Schwartz has a real chance to beat Andy Harris in Maryland’s 1st District
A Baltimore Banner column by Hutzell argues that Dan Schwartz has a genuine chance of unseating Representative Andy Harris in Maryland's 1st Congressional District. The piece frames the race as more competitive than expected, positioning Schwartz as a credible challenger to the incumbent congressman on the Eastern Shore.
- 5Negro Leagues Scores Get Official MLB Gameday Pages▼MLB Gameday: Black Yankees 7, Elite Giants 2 Final Score (07/26/1936)
MLB.com now hosts a Gameday box score for a Negro National League game from July 26, 1936, in which the New York Black Yankees beat the Baltimore Elite Giants 7-2. The league has been integrating historical Negro Leagues statistics and records into its digital platforms, giving decades-old games the same treatment as modern ones.
- 6Baltimore immigrant restaurant owners feel industry strain●In an already unsteady industry, Baltimore’s immigrant restaurant owners and workers are feeling the strain
Baltimore's immigrant restaurant owners and workers are under mounting pressure, according to reporting by Baltimore Beat. The restaurant industry was already unstable before recent pressures, and immigrants make up a significant share of its workforce. Owners and staff describe difficulty keeping businesses open and jobs secure, with the strain hitting a community already vulnerable to economic and policy shifts.
- 7Archived 1936 Red Sox vs Browns Score Resurfaces▼MLB Gameday: Red Sox 3, Browns 4 Final Score (07/30/1936)
A box score from July 30, 1936, showing the St. Louis Browns beating the Boston Red Sox 4-3, is listed on MLB's Gameday archive with a final score. The game took place during the Browns' franchise tenure in St. Louis, decades before the club became the Baltimore Orioles. Interest in such long-ago results comes from fans browsing MLB's historical records or remembering specific teams and seasons from the era.
- 8Ravens face mounting hurdles as Lamar Jackson ankle injury worries fans●Struggling to overcome themselves, the Ravens suddenly have a number of other hurdles https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/
The Baltimore Ravens beat their opponent 24-18, but the win was overshadowed by an ankle injury to quarterback Lamar Jackson. A growing list of injuries is now complicating a season in which the team has already struggled with its own mistakes, leaving Baltimore with problems beyond its control heading into the coming weeks.