Ed Gunts is a staff writer for Baltimore Fishbowl, with a focus on local news and developments in Maryland, specifically in Baltimore. His articles cover a range of topics including arts and culture, real estate, city events, and LGBTQ issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as LGBTQ Nation and Washington Blade.
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Ed Gunts focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on the real estate industry and development in Baltimore. He also covers entertainment news and sustainability.
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By: Ed Gunts
A decision by The Baltimore Sun's new owners to eliminate the newspaper's features department has sparked criticism from the city's arts and culture community, including figures like filmmaker John Waters, AVAM co-founder Rebecca Alban Hoffberger, Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance executive director Jeannie Howe, and restaurateur Tony Foreman.
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BOPA CEO Rachel Graham (right) addresses Mayor Brandon Scott and other members of Baltimore's Board of Estimates. Photo by Ed Gunts.
By: Ed Gunts
He's partnering with the daughter of queer horror icon Vincent Price to help raise money for those in need.
The temporary Inner Harbor Ice Rink will open Saturday, Nov. 9, between the two Harborplace pavilions at Pratt and Light streets.
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By: Ed Gunts
Theatre 120, a seven-story, 48-unit apartment building planned for downtown Baltimore, received final design approval on Tuesday.
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New lettering adorns the front window of The Duchess restaurant at 1000 W. 36th St. Photo by Ed Gunts.
BOPA CEO Rachel Graham (right) addresses Mayor Brandon Scott and other members of Baltimore's Board of Estimates. Photo by Ed Gunts.
Ayers Saint Gross, one of Baltimore’s largest design firms, announced that architect Joel Fidler will become the firm’s next president.
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