Cyera Williams

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Veteran-led tech class at The Baltimore Station helps others reclaim independence

1 week ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

FEDERAL HILL - Every other Monday, a room inside The Baltimore Station buzzes with conversation, collaboration, and the clatter of keyboards. It's a gathering of veterans-not for a support group or therapy session-but for a technology literacy class led by someone who understands their struggles firsthand. "It's 2025. Technology is no longer optional. It's essential for daily life," says DeVonte McQueen Riley, a U.S. Air Force veteran who once called The Baltimore Station home.
Where love meets melody: Veterans unleash their creativity through songwriting

2 weeks ago | ktvz.com | Cyera Williams

By Cyera WilliamsClick here for updates on this story LOCH RAVEN, Maryland (WMAR) — Ever dreamed of writing a song or following your creative passions? Veterans who are blind or low-sighted recently had the chance to do just that, thanks to a partnership aimed at developing their songwriting skills and deepening their appreciation for loved ones.
$1 million grant brings light and life back to Station North with new public art project

3 weeks ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

BALTIMORE - A revitalizing force is lighting up Station North, as a $1 million grant begins to breathe new life into the neighborhood, creating an atmosphere of artistic renewal and communal growth. The "Inviting Light" public art project, designed to illuminate both the physical space and the potential of the community, is starting to take shape, with local artists leading the charge.
Terps return to Sweet 16 after a decade

4 weeks ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

COLLEGE PARK - The Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team faced off against the Florida University Gators tonight, bringing the intensity and excitement to downtown College Park. Fans packed Baltimore Avenue in anticipation of this pivotal game. After a 10-year absence, Maryland is once again in the Sweet 16, and the atmosphere in College Park was electric.
Towson University introduces automated food delivery robots

1 month ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

TOWSON - Picture this: a robot with wheels that closely resembles WALL-E, but inside, it's carrying your latest Grubhub order. That's exactly what Towson University students are experiencing today with the debut of a fleet of autonomous food delivery robots. The campus is buzzing with excitement as the Starship Technologies fleet of five robots rolls onto the scene, promising to change how students get their meals.
Donations from the community become art in the hands of creatives

1 month ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

SCRAP B-More, located in Pigtown, has a few goals in mind. Encourage creativity, and repurpose unwanted items into new uses. "This is materials just out of people's homes because we all have a bit of a buying problem," says Nancy Hotchkiss, Site Director of SCRAP B-More. According to Hotchkiss, the nonprofit receives donations from the community and sells them to creatives. This intercepts the waste that's going to landfills.
A St. Patrick's Day tradition

1 month ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

CATONSVILLE, Md. - Outside, wearing green, and of course, maybe, depending on your preference, drinking beer-there's much history and tradition behind Saint Patrick's Day. But it's not just about the festive celebrations. The cultural significance of Irish dance has deep roots that go beyond the holiday itself. WMAR-2 News joined Emerald Isle Club at the Catonsville Clubhouse for their beginners Irish Dance Class. Céilí Irish set dancing has been around since the early 20th century.
Facing the Pothole Crisis: Baltimore City DOT makes headway despite obstacles

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Cyera Williams

Share OVERLEA — As residents navigate the uneven terrain of Baltimore's streets, the question on many minds remains: why hasn't the city fixed all the potholes? The Baltimore City Department of Transportation (DOT) is committed to addressing the persistent issue, recently reporting the filling of over 25,000 potholes this year alone.* The sight of a pothole can evoke frustration, but city officials assure citizens that they are making significant strides.
A local favorite defying the odds

1 month ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

PERRY HALL - Pappas Seafood Company, a beloved local gem, is celebrating a remarkable 17 years in business. While it may seem like a modest milestone to some, it comes at a time when many small businesses are shutting their doors. Yet, despite the challenges of an ever-changing economy and the lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pappas Seafood Company is still standing strong. VIDEO: A local favorite defying the oddsA local favorite defying the odds"17 years of hard work. 17 years of love.
Baltimore School of Arts celebrates 45th anniversary amidst growing threat to arts education

1 month ago | wmar2news.com | Cyera Williams

MOUNT VERNON - The Baltimore School for the Arts (BSA) has reached a significant milestone, celebrating 45 years of fostering creativity and artistic expression. The institution will mark the occasion with a spectacular performance and fundraiser event, Expressions 25', showcasing the remarkable talents of its students. Yet, this celebration comes at a pivotal moment when arts education nationwide is facing unprecedented challenges.