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WOODS: DON’T MOURN, ORGANIZE

When I first moved to Baltimore, my wife and I would walk up Park Avenue and I
would point at the brownstone that hosted the old City Paper offices. “I’m going
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GALLERY: EVERYTHING LOOKS WORSE IN BLACK AND WHITE

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SAVAGE LOVE: DEGRADING GAMES

I am a pretty handsome gay (I have been told) and I am dating a gorgeous man. I
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HERRICK: COMMIE POT ORGY—DON’T TELL MY PARENTS

I started out at City Paper answering phones, a gig I got through the calendar
editor at the time, with whom I worked at Video Americain. Once I made my
November 01, 2017

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GIORDANO: EVERYTHING LOOKS WORSE IN BLACK AND WHITE

J.M. Giordano reflects on how photography has helped define City Paper's legacy.
November 01, 2017

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CALLAHAN: JOY, PAIN, AND NAUSEA

When I tell people who apparently do not read City Paper that I work for City
Paper and mostly cover art, I often hear in response something like: “That’s
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ERICSON: SO LONG, CITY PAPER, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE FITS

The woman who called to get the hose turned on sticks in my mind. That was one
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KIRKMAN: EVERYTHING HAPPENS SO MUCH

Whenever things have started to unravel, there has always been work to throw
myself into. I’ve been lucky to always find an outlet.
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SODERBERG: 14 DIGRESSIONS ABOUT THE BALTIMORE CITY PAPER, WHICH IS DEAD NOW

Tom Breihan and Ray Cummings, two former Baltimore City Paper interns and big
deal music writers who liked my amateur music blog, got me a meeting about
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TOWERY: A LONG GOODBYE TO CITY PAPER

When I first moved to Baltimore in 1995, I met Jefferson Jackson Steele at the
old punk bar Memory Lane before I was even unpacked. He was working at the City
November 01, 2017







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“These used to be the servants’ quarters. The Irony is not lost on us.”
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BRECKENRIDGE: I FOUND MY VOICE, BUT BALTIMORE IS LOSING ONE

“Do you have a favorite writer on the staff?” Rebekah Kirkman, the City Paper
visual arts editor and intern coordinator, asked on the other end of the phone
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'THIS ISN’T TUNA—I DON’T WANT IT': ALAN HIRSCH, A CITY PAPER CO-FOUNDER, LOOKS
BACK

If the nice Jewish boy from Upper Park Heights had gotten the teaching job at
the historic Catholic high school for girls, the paper you are now reading might
November 01, 2017

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MURDER INK: 8 MURDERS THIS WEEK, 293 MURDERS THIS YEAR

Murders This Week: 8
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SNOOZING THROUGH FASCISM: A SLOW-MOTION ACADEMIC PROTEST OF FASCISM EMERGES
AFTER CONFERENCE

The great Russian-American writer Masha Gessen was standing on the stage at Bard
College in New York in front of a sign that read "Crises of Democracy." It was
October 27, 2017

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FEDS SHUT DOWN ANOTHER OPEN-AIR DRUG SHOP; BALTIMORE ABIDES

Two-hundred police and federal agents from as far away as Georgia raided 13
locations in and around Baltimore this morning searching for drugs, money and
guns
October 26, 2017

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SATURDAY-SUNDAY: DOORS OPEN BALTIMORE

There are lots of places that are rarely open to the public throughout the year,
or where it would be a little rude to just show up and snoop. As the name...
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THURSDAY-TUESDAY: HALLOWEEN ROUNDUP

The City Paper staff will wrap our last ever issue, which comes out Nov. 1, the
day before Halloween. Expect to see us drinking our grief away...
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FRIDAY: BALTIMORE YOUTH ARTS FIRST ANNUAL ART AUCTION HALLOWEEN PARTY FUNDRAISER

We named Baltimore Youth Arts this year's Best Artists in our Best of issue last
month because we find their work compelling, radical, and urgent. Young...
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SUNDAY: WING DAM, DEN-MATE, LEGGY, SWEEPSTAKES

Sweepstakes’ songs tend to boil over when Allyson Little’s voice rises to a
fever pitch, breaking free of the endless catchy hooks and piercing the air...
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SUNDAY: MUSIC FOR PUERTO RICO

Seeing so many people gathering supplies and donating money, time, and energy to
helping Puerto Rico, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria, has been...
October 25, 2017

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SATURDAY: GREAT HALLOWEEN LANTERN PARADE & FESTIVAL

Baltimore celebrates Halloween with a family-friendly festival followed by a
colorful parade of handcrafted illuminated lanterns and artist-made floats.
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After last week's column, we got a cease-and-desist letter from the Proud Boys'
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October 25, 2017

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We’re at least an hour outside of the city, regularly second-guessing our route
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