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More information needed. That’s the consensus of a group of nearly 60 who gathered at a forum Monday night to discuss environmental concerns surrounding the $1 billion development of Harbor Point at the site of the former Allied Signal chromium processing plant.

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A once-proud and popular Baltimore landmark is on the market once again.

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What is it about colored shoelaces that could lead to a consumer revolution? Ask Rebecca Klein.

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Get ready for a soupçon of Paris on Charles Street. Café Poupon plans to open next month in a former coffee shop in the Grand Historic Venue in the 200 block of North Charles Street.

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A $436,185 study of Lexington Market is underway to upgrade and modernize the historic landmark on the city’s West Side.

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The Fresh & Green’s supermarket in Charles Plaza will close Dec. 29, laying off 40 employees — many of whom had been rehired after the old Superfresh at the same location closed two years ago, company officials said Monday.

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Nearly three years in office, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz is confident that he has orchestrated a series of new developments that will set the pace for the next generation.

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Three members of Baltimore’s Board of Estimates — the mayor, the City Council president and the comptroller — will vote Wednesday on a proposal that would increase their pay by 2.5 percent on New Year’s Day.

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The Baltimore City Planning Commission voted unanimously in favor of minor amendments to a development plan for 25th Street Station Thursday evening, setting in motion a new retail project in Remington anchored by a Wal-Mart.

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Beginning Wednesday, officers in the Baltimore Police Department’s Southeastern District will have a new workplace perk.

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