Martin Luther King Jr. Day Maryland

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Marylanders honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a day of community service

Marylanders joined people across the country in honoring and remembering the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by giving back to their communities on Monday.

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Local events to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Maryland communities give back in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrated on Long Island with parade, song, and concern over 'backsliding' on his legacy

Hempstead Village marked Martin Luther King Jr. Day Monday, with its annual parade down Hempstead Turnpike to Hofstra University, where King visited in 1965.

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Thousands march to remember Martin Luther King in Sacramento

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Thousands march to honor Martin Luther King Jr

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Martin Luther King Jr. March

This year marks the 40th anniversary that MLK Day was first observed in 1986.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Community Leaders Awards 2026

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Martin Luther King’s legacy and influence on today’s church

United Way volunteers work to help programs across Maryland on MLK Jr. Day

Volunteers for United Way of Central Maryland worked on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to help programs across the state.

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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Morgan State University choir honor MLK Day with community concert

Experience the powerful musical tribute by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. A celebration of music and legacy.

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Maryland volunteers pay tribute to legacy of Dr. King

Volunteers spent time to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who said, "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve." Those words resonated across Maryland on the day to commemorate the civil rights leader's birthday — the only federal holiday that encourages "volunteerism.

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Trump finally recognizes Martin Luther King Jr Day after hours of posting about elections and ICE raids

Every president for the last four decades has celebrated the famed Black civil rights leader on Jan. 19 each year, beginning with Ronald Reagan in November 1983