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Rafael Alvarez

Rafael Alvarez

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Writer, Baltimore Fishbowl

Baltimore

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Opinion & Editorial, Film, TV and Book Criticism, Article/Essay Writing on Culture

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Total articles 66

  • Lyle Armacost: From the Patapsco River to the North Atlantic

    By Rafael Alvarez| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified Growing up on Jones Creek in Edgemere, Lyle Armacost could see the lights of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from his backyard on Suncrest Road. The sight was comforting to the future seafarer, as indelibly Crabtown as the potato chip girl and the one-eyed beer man so fond of her. The bridge, as the world learned, was struck last March by the container ship Dali. The vessel is named for the playful Spanish artist Salvador Dali, the bridge for the author of the Star Spangled Banner.

    By Rafael Alvarez · Baltimore Fishbowl

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Catholics try to renew a 'hopeless' dating culture

    By Kimberley Heatherington writes, Kimberly Heatherington, John Lavenburg, Rafael Alvarez| Angelus News Verified Valentine's Day will soon have come and gone -- and that can mean date anxiety for singles. Before, during and after the holiday. Will I have a date? How will I find a date? Will it work out? Will my relatives ever stop asking when I'm going to get married? All common romantic fears -- but for Catholics, there's an extra layer of angst: Will I find someone who's both a good match and a faithful Catholic?

    By Kimberley Heatherington writes, Kimberly Heatherington, John Lavenburg, Rafael Alvarez · Angelus News

    Feb. 13, 2025

  • Lyle Armacost: From the Patapsco River to the North Atlantic

    By Rafael Alvarez| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified Growing up on Jones Creek in Edgemere, Lyle Armacost could see the lights of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from his backyard on Suncrest Road. The sight was comforting to the future seafarer, as indelibly Crabtown as the potato chip girl and the one-eyed beer man so fond of her. The bridge, as the world learned, was struck last March by the container ship Dali. The vessel is named for the playful Spanish artist Salvador Dali, the bridge for the author of the Star Spangled Banner.

    By Rafael Alvarez · Baltimore Fishbowl

    Mar. 03, 2025

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Baltimore Fishbowl

Baltimore Fishbowl reports the fun, factual and sometimes controversial scoop on local schools, real estate, money and power, culture, lifestyle, and community. Find daily posts Monday through Friday, longer original weekly stories, assorted columns and curated news from around the region, all accompanied by photos and video.

Baltimore, Maryland, United States

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Founded: 2011