
Kelly Groft
News Director at WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD)
News Director @wmar2news #Scripps mom of 2 . 1 at #WCU and the other playing football at #McDanielCollege #lifeisgood and busy
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1 week ago |
wmar2news.com | Kelly Groft
BALTIMORE, Md. - If you head downtown this summer, you won't see the Pride of Baltimore II. Baltimore's tall ship left the harbor Friday morning on a summer journey. Watch as the Pride of Baltimore II leaves the Inner HarborThe Pride will be stopping at eight ports around the Great Lakes this summer, sharing the history of Maryland's maritime heritage. You can track her journey. Her voyage will take her from Ontario to Eric. A list of the 8 ports is below.
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2 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Kelly Groft
This week's lookback highlights a lot of the stories you clicked on. We start off with a story from WMAR-2 News Blair Sabol, who introduced us to Luke, a Baltimore AirBNB host. He estimates a less than $500 stay in late April ended up costing him more than $7,600. He did what he was supposed to do, filed a claim, but it was denied. Watch his story below for details on why. We also heard the voices of those fighting to pay the bills, specifically electric bills.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Kelly Groft
Odd Fellows North Point Lodge #44 is having a Memorial Day Ceremony at Fort Howard Veterans Park on Here are a list of events from around the area for Memorial Day. Monday, May 26th . The ceremony starts at 11 a.m. The public is invited and encouraged to bring chairs.
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3 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Kelly Groft
By DUNDALK, Baltimore County - WMAR-2 News was on Merritt Boulevard in Dundalk just after the storm came through. People living in the neighborhood say they heard the tornado warnings and took shelter. After the storm, they came out together to work and get their streets cleared of debris. Here are some images of the storm in the Dundalk community.
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3 weeks ago |
wmar2news.com | Kelly Groft
BALTIMORE, MD - A consumer alert from Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, scammers are exploiting pet owners who have lost a pet, all to get your money. Here's how the scam works. Pet owners who have lost their pets can be found on various social media platforms. Using caller ID, the scammer makes it seem like you are getting a call from a reputable shelter, and the caller claims to have found the missing pet.
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