Baltimore magazine - November 2019

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Inside This Issue:
THE LAST AUTOWORKER IN BALTIMORE | After 85 years of local history, GM has been replaced by an Amazon fulfillment center. TOP DOCTORS | Here are 702 of Greater Baltimore’s best physicians — in every speciality under the sun. THIS IS HIS LANE | Johns Hopkins chief trauma surgeon Joseph Sakran, who was shot in the throat as a teenager, has become a leading gun-violence prevention advocate. HOW TO HOLIDAY | Eat, drink, and be merry with three concepts for your seasonal soiree.

The Next Stage

Baltimore’s theater companies are working toward a more active, inclusive future.

9 mins

Where's There's Smoke, There's Salmon

For Neopol’s Dorian Brown and his mom, Barbara Lahnstein, where’s there’s smoke, there’s salmon.

9 mins

A Winning Formula

Women’s health centers in Baltimore have multiplied——and they’re meeting a need.

9 mins

This Is His Lane

Johns Hopkins emergency surgery chief Joseph Sakran, who was shot in the throat as a teenager, has become a leading gun-violence prevention advocate.

10+ mins

You'll Be Back!

Hamilton Tavern continues to impress in Lauraville.

2 mins

City Hall

We answer your burning questions about the newly renovated Cross Street Market.

3 mins

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Baltimore magazine is America's oldest city magazine, celebrating Baltimore since 1907. Whether Baltimoreans want to know which crabhouse has the best hardshells or whether they want to read award-winning feature stories about prominent people, arts and culture, and sports, they know that Baltimore magazine offers the best coverage of the city.