Santa's Elves Give Back To Dundalk Area Families During The Holidays
Santa's Elves are out in Baltimore County, and it's all about helping others during the holidays.
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Santa's Elves are out in Baltimore County, and it's all about helping others during the holidays.
It's one of the most popular attractions during Baltimore's holiday season. The 23rd annual Festival of Trees gets underway Friday in Timonium.
Baltimore is asking for the donation of a large evergreen tree for this year's holiday display at City Hall. The city is asking for a spruce or fir tree 25 to 35 feet tall with symmetrical branches and no large holes or gaps.
With most of the remaining leaves on the trees blown away during Superstorm Sandy, and the pumpkins all carved, farms are preparing for another holiday: Christmas.
The Inner Harbor is kicking off the holidays. It's a Waterfront Life is now underway. It's an effort to promote downtown Baltimore and holiday shopping with various street performers, family friendly events—and, of course, Santa!
One of the most anticipated events that kicks off the holiday season is right around the corner. The Festival of Trees starts the day after Thanksgiving.
If you plan on hosting overnight guests, you are going to need to prep your home for their arrival.
As the Christmas season winds down, the Department of Public Works is reminding Baltimore residents to recycle gift wrapping paper and Christmas trees.
It's one of the top five days of the year for mall traffic. And the number of people returning gifts is on the rise too.
If we can't get a white Christmas, today is a good alternative. We topped out at 48 degrees, above the average of 43, with a lot of sunshine.
You don't have to be a Christian to take part in the holiday. Over the last few years, more and more Jewish people are joining a growing Christmas day tradition.
Families all over Baltimore celebrated Christmas at churches across the city.
Besides shopping, many Maryland families are celebrating Christmas eve at church.
Right now, the holiday hustle is in full swing. Last-minute shoppers are up against the clock trying to get ready for Christmas.
"Madonna of the Candelabra"-- housed at Baltimore's Walters Art Museum-- has been named an official Christmas stamp for 2011 and 2012.
Now that its obvious that there will not be a storm impacting the region during the upcoming Christmas holiday weekend, the sky cover and temperature forecasts are all that are left to challenge us.
As we approach Christmas, you may be expecting the last few gifts to soon arrive at your door. If so, Howard County police have a warning for you.
Stealing Christmas right off your front porch! Police say a holiday thief may be targeting your presents.
Ravens fans are hoping for a win this Christmas Eve. But what does the holiday mean for the coaches and players?
Once all of the holiday gifts have been opened and enjoyed, Baltimore city officials are reminding residents that they can recycle much of the wrapping, boxes, Styrofoam, and even those old electronics that are being replaced by this year's gifts.
Supporting the men and women of the sea is the mission of the Baltimore International Seafarers' Center.
An Italian Renaissance painting by Raphael hanging in Baltimore's Walters Art Museum has been chosen by the U.S. Postal Service as its official Christmas stamp.
It's an early Christmas for dozens of Baltimore-area families as several Good Samaritans have paid off their layaway bills.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is bringing back a mega Christmas show as it once again teams up with European circus performers.
