
Lisa Snowden- McCray
Editor-in-Chief at Baltimore Beat
Lisa Snowden is Editor-in-Chief of @baltbeat, a digital and print-based news outlet and Baltimore City’s paper of record.
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2 weeks ago |
baltimorebeat.com | Lisa Snowden- McCray
When I heard that Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced that an independent audit of Maryland’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner found that at least 36 police custody deaths should have actually been ruled as homicides, I immediately thought of Tawanda Jones.
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1 month ago |
baltimorebeat.com | Lisa Snowden- McCray
In this issue, we bring you two stories that exist only because the people in them decided to speak out. Journalist Logan Hullinger and Baltimore Beat Managing Editor Sanya Kamidi spoke to women who worked under Chad Williams, executive director of the West North Avenue Development Authority (WNADA). As head of the highly influential organization, Williams is tasked with revitalizing the West North Avenue corridor, an area of the city that has long been neglected.
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1 month ago |
baltimorebeat.com | Lisa Snowden- McCray |Juliana Pache
Juliana Pache is the creator of Black Crossword, a free daily mini crossword puzzle that places emphasis on cultural clues from across the Black diaspora. You can find her daily puzzles at blackcrossword.com. More by Juliana Pache
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1 month ago |
editorandpublisher.com | Lisa Snowden- McCray |Bob Sillick
Posted Tuesday, April 15, 2025 12:00 am Current Space is a museum and an outdoor event venue where we had our relaunch party in 2022 and our annual summer jam event in 2024. We’re talking with the management about having a periodic event where our journalists can present their recent reporting and then roll it into an outdoor DJ event, which Current Space already hosts regularly.” Some may question the notion that local news media is experiencing a revitalization, given the continued...
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2 months ago |
baltimorebeat.com | Lisa Snowden- McCray
OngoingIn the Wake Of: Resilience and Revolution: Focusing on the intersection of social unrest and artistic expression, this exhibition features the works of Devin Allen, Joe Giordano, and Paul Abowd. All three artists document the emotion, tension, and solidarity that defined the Uprising and what took place in the aftermath, blending personal experiences with collective memory.
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RT @baltbeat: Celebrate your graduating student in an upcoming print edition of Baltimore Beat. https://t.co/7yQxxBYhqZ https://t.co/A2NJOt…

Who was doing Grant Hill’s brows then? They are perfect

Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron https://t.co/rWxUU0DVfx

This exhibit has now been extended to September 21! It was originally slated to end next month.

Make sure you go see @byDVNLLN’s exhibit if you can https://t.co/MsvNYjivTP