Julie Scharper is an Enterprise Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, healthcare, and spirituality, with a particular focus on Maryland and Baltimore's community issues. Julie's work has been featured in WYPR, The Baltimore Sun, National Parks Conservation Association, Baltimore magazine, and The Baltimore Banner.
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Julie Scharper's coverage largely focuses on local news in Maryland and Baltimore, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, crime, family & relationships, and community events. She seems particularly interested in covering unique human interest stories that resonate with the local community.
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By: Julie Scharper
Trans and nonbinary people can struggle to find clothes that fit their bodies, their gender expression and their budget, but the Skylight Boutique is a thrift store stocked with items that are often difficult and expensive to obtain.
I know it's tempting to pull up Amazon and order a piece of quick and cheap plastic. But then you go to wrap it and notice it's called “Xzlmpapjiczx.” And what were working conditions like in the factory where it was made?
By: Julie Scharper
A piece of concrete broke off from a railroad bridge in East Baltimore Sunday morning and smashed into a SUV, injuring the driver and temporarily trapping them.
Earlier this year, Luigi Mangione disengaged. His mother filed a missing person’s report and friends pleaded with him to return their messages.
Aesthetically pleasing photo shoots are out and awkward is in.
By: Julie Scharper
A fire destroying a shed would not normally make news. But the red shed on a grassy lot in the 2000 block of St. Paul Street was more than just a place to store tools.
Happy Emu's Year to all who celebrate Patti LeConte and her husband were driving home from Ocean City on New Year's morning when they saw traffic slowing near Hebron in Wicomico County.
By: Julie Scharper
In September 2023, exactly one year after West Virginia’s abortion ban took effect, the new clinic opened its doors in tiny Cresaptown in Allegany County
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