Nearly five decades old, the Maryland House is set to reopen on the state’s main superhighway next month as a new, ultra-modern rest stop.
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Nearly five decades old, the Maryland House is set to reopen on the state’s main superhighway next month as a new, ultra-modern rest stop.
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The law firm Shawe Rosenthal LLP recently leased 9,000 square feet of new office space at the iconic, 31-story One South Street tower downtown.
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To Jerry Wit, the best way to raise the profile of Maryland’s businesses in the General Assembly might just be to seek strength through numbers.
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Read More »December 18, 2013 Leave a comment
In its last meeting of the year, Baltimore’s spending board awarded a $1.3 million grant for the company of a controversial developer who once dated former Mayor Sheila Dixon and pled guilty to campaign finance violations.
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Harbor Point’s only office building, the Thames Street Wharf, is for sale.
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The city’s Board of Finance Monday approved the sale of up to $36 million in tax increment financing bonds to allow construction of the $1 billion Harbor Point development to begin.
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Read More »December 13, 2013 Leave a comment
The director of Baltimore’s Department of Public Works gave notice on Friday and will be replaced with a deputy, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced.
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The late author and historian Tom Clancy left an estate worth $50 million, Baltimore court records show.
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Read More »December 11, 2013 Leave a comment
Baltimore’s spending board has approved $2.5 million in public funds to spur demolition of vacant, blighted houses at the stalled East Baltimore Development Inc. project.
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A historic red-brick structure in East Baltimore that once housed the country’s first fully automated ice cream factory will soon be converted to 250 market-rate apartments, a city historic review panel voted Tuesday.
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