
Brandon Weigel
Assistant Editor at The Baltimore Banner
"Bring your own lampshade, somewhere there's a party" Assistant Editor at @AllBannerSports. Pitch me: [email protected].
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3 weeks ago |
wypr.org | Brandon Weigel |Cody Boteler
Red water glistened around docks and along the edges of the Harbor East as over 100 personnel worked through the night to clean up a diesel fuel spill that officials said turned out to be larger than initially thought. During a press conference Thursday morning, Gov. Wes Moore said reports of the spill began trickling in Wednesday morning.
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1 month ago |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Brandon Weigel
Journalism battled back from his 1 1/2-length defeat in the Kentucky Derby to win the 150th Preakness Stakes, continuing the winning ways he’s shown in his 3-year-old campaign. As the debate over the spacing of the Triple Crown races rages on once more, thanks to Derby winner Sovereignty bypassing the series’ middle jewel, Journalism capably handled the two-week turn around at Pimlico Race Course.
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1 month ago |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Brandon Weigel
The 150th Preakness Stakes, the last edition to be held at historic Pimlico Race Course before a rebuild of the racetrack, is almost upon us. For those unable to get to Pimlico, NBC will start coverage at 4 p.m. on local affiliates and Peacock. That’s just before the 4:11 p.m. post time for Race 10, the Sir Barton Stakes, kicking off a run of four straight stakes races culminating with the Preakness.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Brandon Weigel
Share Maryland State Archivist Elaine Rice Bachmann went to Preakness once, in 1991, and she didn’t venture beyond the inside of the racing oval. “Well, you know, it was the infield, so enough said, but it was exciting for a Midwesterner who had grown up around the [Kentucky] Derby and all of that excitement to sort of see how it’s done in Maryland.
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1 month ago |
thebaltimorebanner.com | Brandon Weigel
Maryland State Archivist Elaine Rice Bachmann went to Preakness once, in 1991, and she didn’t venture beyond the inside of the racing oval. “Well, you know, it was the infield, so enough said, but it was exciting for a Midwesterner who had grown up around the [Kentucky] Derby and all of that excitement to sort of see how it’s done in Maryland.
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