Where's Marty? Celebrating National Cappuccino Day at Onedo Coffee Roasters in Canton
This is National Cappuccino Day.
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This is National Cappuccino Day.
Behind a plain entrance in a Bare Hills businees park lay an explosion of colors! Mind blowingly so!
This is a high-tech project in business since 2016, missing only 2020 due to COVID.
When the Baltimore Museum of Art reaches out and says we have something cool going on they do!
Today we were with the Backyard Chicken Caucus.
Lacrosse may be included in the 2028 Olympic games in L.A.
Today was our 4th visit to the Maryland Food bank.
We had a really cool presentaton for you today
We have featured Heavy Seas Brewing on "Where's Marty?" twice before.
Today it was a pleasure to feature on "Where's Marty?" the opening of Hon's Honey Marketplace
October's birthstone is the Opal. It is one of the most beautiful of all gems.
Last year, seeing a field near Jarrettsville full of around 600,000 sunflowers was quite amazing!!
The most productive Dinosaur bone dig area east of the Missippi River is in PG County.
Today, we revisited one of our favorite "Where's Marty" guests -- Juliet Ames.
Di Pasquales will serve over 300 Italian sandwiches for lunch on any given day. And that is before catering orders.
Body art, aka tattoo's, have never been more popular.
It was President John Quincy Adam's who first called Baltimore the "Monumental City."
Today is the start of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.
K2, and I, took you to the new control room of our partners in fun today WZBA, 100.7 "The Bay!"
Lighthouses may look quaint and romantic, but lighthouses, worldwide, save mariners' lives.
While shopping, with my wife, about a month ago she noticed, "My Dad's Chips."
Every Spring in Eastern Baltimore County, along Back River Neck Road, hand painted red and white signs appear.
On April 15th 1912, after colliding with an iceberg, the Titanic sank. It was world wide news.
Today, we were off to JELMA, the James E. Lewis Museum of Art.
Sometimes even the biggest things can become so common place that we just begin to see through the enormity.