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What does Christmas in Maryland mean to you? Where would you like our microphones to go next year? Tell us about your favorite Christmas memories:

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Christmas in Maryland

Christmas in Maryland Stations

WBAL, Baltimore (AM 1090)
7pm Dec. 24 - 7am Dec. 25,
Noon Dec. 25- Midnight Dec. 25.

WCBC, Cumberland, MD (AM 1270)
Dec. 24 4pm -11pm
Dec. 25. 12am-10pm

WCEI-FM, Easton, MD (96.7FM)
6am - 8pm Dec. 25

WINX-FM, St. Michael's, MD (94.3FM)
6pm Dec. 24 - 10pm Dec. 25

WJEJ, Hagerstown, MD (AM 1240)
1pm,and 8pm Weekdays beginning Dec. 5 Through Dec. 23

WAMS-FM, Ocean City/Snow Hill, MD (101.1FM)
Dec. 24 12am - 9am, 5pm - Midnight, Dec. 25 12am - 12 Midnight

WKHJ-FM, Mountain Lake Park, MD (104.5FM)
10am-Midnight, Dec. 24

WNAV-AM, Annapolis, MD (AM 1430)

WTTR-AM, Westminster, MD (AM 1470)

WCTR-AM, Chestertown, MD (AM 1530)
Dec. 15- Dec. 23. 2pm-4pm Weekdays.

WGOP-AM, Pocomoke City, MD (AM 540)


WBEY-FM, Crisfield/Salisbury, MD (97.9FM)

Your Host: John Patti

pattiAward winning journalist and longtime Baltimore broadcaster John Patti is your host for Christmas in Maryland. John takes his microphone across the state to bring you cherished holiday memories, and the Christmas music you grew up with.

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micChristmas in Havre de Grace
Christmas Shopping in Baltimore

The Polar Express
Christmas by boat on the Shore

 

Listen To: Baltimore's Miracle on 34th Street

Come on! This is Baltimore ! THIS IS Baltimore! Stop by 34th Street in Hampden any evening between Thanksgiving and New Years and you will see what we mean. Baltimore 's Miracle On 34th Street is row house after row house (that's what we still call em in Bawlamer, Hon) decorated to the max with lights and holiday ornaments.

 
 

 

Patsy Daily has lived on 34th Street for more than 70 years and still gets a kick out of seeing the crowds each night. Al Morgan can usually be found outdoors every evening checking on bulbs and his German train set that runs in and out of his house through a specially made portal. People from all over the world have come as kids and are now bringing their own kids just to experience Baltimore's Miracle On 34th Street. Here is a video that we shot showing how residents make it happen on 34th Street in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore.