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Non-traditional little free libraries are growing in Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood

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By Mary Eber Verified
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
You've probably heard of little free libraries, little boxes along sidewalks offering books to take and trade. Now, more community-led exchanges are popping up, from a trinket library to exchanges for artwork, movies, and handwritten notes. Walk around Baltimore's Hampden neighborhood, and you can find at least eight of these community exchanges, with the same concept as little free libraries but with items other than books.
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Republican candidates for Baltimore County Executive share plans to address community issues

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By Mary Eber Verified
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Maryland's Primary Election is Tuesday, June 23, and Baltimore County voters will decide which county executive candidates will secure their spot on the ballot for the general election in November. Two Republicans, five Democrats, and one Independent candidate are battling for the position. The two Republican candidates are Kimberley Stansbury and Patrick Dyer; both are raising their children in Baltimore County. "I am there working with people on a day-to-day basis," said Stansbury.
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Queer City Sports provides a welcoming space for Baltimore's LGBTQ+ community

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By Mary Eber Verified
| WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Queer City Sports offers Baltimore's LGBTQ+ community a space to play sports, have fun and meet people. It was founded in the city in 2018 and started with a softball league before expanding to multiple sports year-round – including volleyball, kickball, bowling, pickleball, football, bocce and more. Right now, registration is open for the summer kickball league, which kicks off in July, and the newest league, cornhole, just got started on Tuesday evenings at Union Craft Brewery.
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