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Elected officials in Baltimore are considering new laws to cut down on smoking and vaping.
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Baltimore’s iconic marble monument to be lit up for holidays
The iconic marble column known by Baltimore residents as the "original Washington Monument" will be lit up for the holidays in a seasonal event expected to draw as many as 10,000 people.
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Read More »Klein Enterprises: 2 new tenants provide Baltimore value beyond lease size
Klein Enterprises signed two retailers to leases at Marketplace at Fells Point, furnishing a small year-end boost to a sector in Baltimore grappling with negative perceptions of the city. Women’s boutique Mint & Major and restaurant Saffron Grill signed deals ...
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Read More »Sinkholes shut down downtown Baltimore streets, light rail
Sinkholes have indefinitely shut down parts of two downtown Baltimore streets and interrupted light rail service. News outlets report city officials announced Sunday that sinkholes at the intersection of North Howard and West Lexington streets have resulted in the closure ...
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Read More »EPA waits on courts to clean up 2 Baltimore warehouses
Two Baltimore warehouses considered environmental hazards sit abandoned while the Environmental Protection Agency pursues court-ordered access to clear the sites.
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Read More »Police: Baltimore woman killed after giving money from car
Baltimore Police say a woman who gave money out of her car window to what looked like a needy young mother was then killed by a man who tried to steal her wallet.
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Read More »Ground Up Podcast: Maryland Opportunity Zones boon or false hope?
Opportunity Zones present a tantalizing chance for downtrodden areas of Maryland to lure investment. But there are some concerns about who will benefit, and the type of development they’ll spur.
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Read More »Union forms task force as another schools staffer assaulted
The Baltimore Teachers Union has announced the creation of a school safety task force following three assaults on school staffers this month.
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Read More »Md. to try growing dye crops in west Baltimore
The state of Maryland will launch an urban farming pilot in Baltimore aimed at growing natural dye crops next year, the fruit of past Asian trade missions.
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Read More »Baltimore mayor picks Fort Worth chief as next top cop
Baltimore's mayor announced Friday she has chosen a Texas police chief as her nominee to lead the city's troubled force.
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