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The Maryland Expansion Pack is a board game/tabletop gaming event for both experienced and casual gamers. Be prepared to meet new people and try new games. About the Games This series will focus two types of games — A hosted … Continue reading
The North Brentwood AME Zion Church is located on the south side of Webster Street. The reason why that’s so historically interesting may not be obvious. Continue reading
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Sold-Out Show at Joe’s Movement Highlights North Brentwood’s History
Joe’s Movement Emporium held sold-out performances of a play set in historic North Brentwood this weekend. Continue reading
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When the barrier was put up in 1957, it was as forbidding as a garrison wall, even apart from stopping cars from driving between the white community of Brentwood and the Black community of North Brentwood. Continue reading
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There are few museums dedicated to black history in the U.S., and one of those few is right on the Route 1 corridor. Continue reading
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Meet the North Brentwood Resident Behind a Popular Sign Language App
A North Brentwood resident is one of the designers behind a popular smartphone app for learning sign language. Continue reading
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Four mayors along the Route 1 corridor were recently named to a national list of notable black women across the country. Essence magazine compiled the second-annual list of the “Woke 100 Women” to highlight black women who are “proven change … Continue reading
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