The collectively owned radical bookstore and café in Mount Vernon known as Red Emma’s is moving to Station North.

In an email blast Thursday afternoon, Red Emma’s announced it will be leaving its cozy 800 St. Paul St. location in September 2013 for more space at 30 West North Ave., next door to Liam Flynn’s Ale House (itself launched by founding Red Emma’s collective member, the email noted.)

The move will allow the bookstore to increase its offering six-fold, expand the amount of café seating, and include meeting and classroom space coordinated by the Baltimore Free School. Red Emma’s also announced that new local roaster Thread Coffee will be a partner on the project in Station North.

Red Emma’s opened in 2004 and by the end of this month will have hosted 1,000 events...

Baltimore County will officially unveil its proposed Towson "Bike Beltway" at an upcoming Department of Public Works meeting.

The much-anticipated project will circie downtown Towson, developing bicycle routes and access to Towson University, Goucher College, the Towsontown Center and goverment center.

The meeting, scheduled for Dec. 17 in Room 118 of the historic Towson courthouse, is open to the public and will include opportunities for review and input.

According to a press release from the county, the Bike Beltway "is the brain child of the area’s growing bicycle community, together with the Maryland Department of Transportation’s Bikeways Program which has invested $100,000 into the preliminary proposal."

“We have limited road capacity in Towson and need to focus on...

You’ve eaten the turkey and given thanks. You’ve competed for Black Friday deals and yesterday, searched for Cyber Monday bargains online.

With that, comes “Giving Tuesday,” an effort to boost charitable giving. 

New York City’s well-known 92^nd Street Y served as the “catalyst and incubator” for the latest attempt to brand a special post-Thanksgiving day — partnering with the United Nations Foundation — this one dedicated to giving back, according www.givingtuesday.org.

"We have two days that are good for the economy. Here is a new day that is good for the soul," Henry Timms, deputy executive director of strategy, innovation and content of the 92nd Street Y, told USA Today.

According to USA Today there are 800 Giving Tuesday partners, including non-profits and corporations, such as Microsoft and...

According to reporting by the Big Ten Network and others, the University of Maryland will announce that they are leaving the Atlantic Coast Conference for the Big Ten this afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Rumors of the move began circulating last week.

Rutgers University is expected to follow suit, according to the Big Ten Network, and leave the Big East to join the Big Ten as well, growing the Big Ten to 14 schools.

Live online coverage of the Maryland press conference can be found here.

Maryland's Board of Regents voted unanimously to accept the Big Ten's invitation Monday and leave the ACC, according to ESPN. The Terps are a founding member of the ACC, launched in 1953, and will have to negotiate their way through a $50 million penalty fee to leave the conference. 

The move is expected to increase the revenue...