I will admit up front that what follows is a lot of questions but not a lot of answers. But this all started while a colleague was walking to the office Wednesday morning and noticed a Chevy Impala with a wheel boot on it parked near the Office of the Public Defender in downtown Baltimore. Can you help us solve the mystery?
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Merchants said the restrictions would have hurt one of Baltimore most thriving shopping districts.
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Read More »The CashKeys option that's been available for Montgomery County parking meters is going away.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announces new restrictions on handicap placard use in downtown Baltimore.
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Benn Ray is worried about the future of Hampden's business district.
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What happens when postal employees don't follow the parking laws in Baltimore City? In a phrase: Booted and towed.
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Avoiding insanity while finding a parking spot before the O’s game? There’s an app for that. Actually there are multiple.
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Read More »OCEAN CITY — Ocean City town officials say the beach resort is planning to eliminate free parking on four streets to raise revenue. Resort officials say the move is expected to raise about $130,000. Meters that accept quarters and credit ...
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Read More »BETHESDA — Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett is calling for higher parking rates in Bethesda. Parking rates would increase to about $2 per hour at street meters and $1.25 per hour for parking lots under Leggett’s plan. Garages would cost ...
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Read More »While their job requires them to consider some of the most important laws in the country, Supreme Court justices are apparently not immune to parking laws.
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