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Baltimore’s woebegone bike share program is no more.
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Read More »Baltimore terminates bike share program
New Baltimore Catholic school to drop Keeler’s name
A new Catholic school in Baltimore will no longer feature the name of a late cardinal accused of failing to act in the case of priests who abused children in Pennsylvania.
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Read More »Byrnes family: Moving Md. agency in Baltimore hurts the poor
They’re focusing on the repercussions for a segment of the population not usually considered in the equation of tenant loss, property devaluation and declining tax revenue.
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Read More »Editorial Advisory Board: The right reversal by the FOP
In March, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office launched a new policy requiring city officers to answer a questionnaire regarding past misconduct.
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Read More »Baltimore officer recorded punching a man could face assault charge
A Baltimore police officer has resigned after he was recorded repeatedly punching a man.
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Read More »Lexington Market overhaul backers eye 2019 start
Supporters of redeveloping Lexington Market remain hopeful construction of a new facility that may cost as much as $40 million will start next year.
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Read More »Chevron claims federal jurisdiction in Baltimore’s climate change suit
One of the oil companies named in Baltimore's lawsuit over climate change removed the case to U.S. District Court last week, making the same arguments that have gotten other cases around the country into federal courts -- where subsequently they have been dismissed.
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Read More »Photo: Water main break in Baltimore
A water main break in the 1400 block of Union Avenue in Baltimore sent water flooding down the street on Monday morning, flooding some residents' basements.
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Read More »Baltimore council considering banning sale of water system
In an effort to stymie long-running lobbying efforts to privatize Baltimore's water supply, the city council is planning to fast-track legislation that would prohibit selling or leasing the water system.
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Read More »Medifast reports record earnings in 2Q statement
Medifast, a manufacturer and distributor of healthy living products and programs, reported record earnings August 2 for its second quarter.
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