October
The Unclean Truth: How Five Cities Stack Up On Recycling
From the East Coast to the West Coast, recycling is a big issue for local governments.
October Auto Sales: Battered By Sandy, But Still Strong
The fury of Superstorm Sandy left many Americans shaken, and holding onto loved ones.
No Shortage Of Pumpkins On Frederick County Farms
October begins the peak time for pumpkins, and local growers are poised to take advantage of the market the U.S. Department of Agriculture describes as limited and seasonal.
Md. Pumpkin Patches Are Plentiful This Year
With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time for the great pumpkin. Last October they were hard to find in Baltimore.
Best Places To Celebrate Oktoberfest 2012 In Baltimore
Oktoberfest is a 16-day festival originating in Germany that runs from late September to the first weekend is October … typically. Charm City prefers to take its time when it comes to celebrations involving a top-notch brew, and chooses to feature its largest Oktoberfest celebration Oct. 13. Other fine Baltimore establishments feature festive German beers throughout the month and participate in Baltimore Beer Week, in which patrons may sample authentic brews from all over the globe, win prizes and fill up on some schnitzel.
Scattered Outages Remain After October Snowstorm
Utilities in Maryland are still reporting scattered outages in the wake of an unusual October snowstorm.
1,000 Remain Without Power In Md. After Storm
Electric utilities in Maryland say about 1,000 customers remain without power after a freak October snowstorm.
About 3,500 Remain Without Power In Md.
Electric utilities are reporting about 3,500 Maryland customers still without power after a rare October snowstorm.
BLOG: Rain Expected Late Monday Or Early Tuesday
This rain should hold off until after trick or treating across the north, but could be in southern Maryland before the witching hour.
Power Outages From East Coast Snowstorm Below 3M
The number of homes and businesses still without power on the East Coast after an unusually early snowstorm has dipped below 3 million.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Sharon Gibala reports live from Druid Hill Park for the Maryland Zoo’s annual Zoo Boo event. Plus, Tony Foreman has a taste of pumpkin just in time for Halloween.
Marylanders Stunned By Unseasonable Snowfall
Across the state, any signs of fall are completely trumped by signs of winter, even though it’s nearly two months away.
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