WHAT WEEKLY

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-Rachel Morris
Executive editor at The New Republic

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The Guardian

“What Weekly is an important and vital part of what’s happening here in Baltimore. We need someone to tell our story and to document all the interesting, innovative, and truly unique events happening within our community. Thank you so much for what you’re doing.”
– Brian Sacawa, Curator, Contemporary Museum’s Mobtown Modern Music Series

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-Pres Adams

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-Chic Dambach, CEO Alliance For Peacebuilding

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-Matthew Muirhead, Artist and Owner of HEADSPACE Gallery

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-Scott Burkholder, Baltimore Love Project

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-Lucinda Morreale, LADDERBACK DESIGN

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-Elke Allen

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Grace Walter, Soul Mob Productions

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-Dylan Kinnett, The Walters Art Musuem

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-Jessica Dibb

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-Peter Davis

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-Allen Zaruba

“THANK YOU! The article you published in What Weekly this Thursday about the gallery is great! We’ve been getting rave reviews from our artists, clients and friends. I can’t thank you enough for helping to get the word out and in such a complimentary and flattering way.”
-Ann Priftis

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-Mara Neimanis

“Thanks for putting the article on What Weekly about Eaton St. Studios! I so so appreciate it…I have gotten several calls and inquiries…You have helped to keep my vision going by promoting the studio and ideas…thanks for your support!”
-Jennie DeArmey

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-Natima Stukes

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-Julie Bent

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-Peggy Friedman, Fells Point Corner Theatre

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-Peggy Hoffman, Minas Gallery

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Rafael Alvarez, Writer

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-Casey Jackson

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-Ian Hesford of Telesma

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-Charlie Rubenstein

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-Fred Reinholdt

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-Brian L.

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-Bruce Goldfarb, Publisher and Executive Editor of Welcome to Baltimore Hon!

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-Philip Laubner, Photographer

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– Keith Myer

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-Sarah J.

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-Jed Dodds, Artistic Director of Creative Alliance

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