The Scott administration says it needs until 2046 to make improvements first ordered in 2002. “Meet the consent decree, don’t just move the goalposts,” Blue Water Baltimore retorts.
Data disclosed at last night’s task force meeting showed it is Baltimore’s most frequently used trash and recycling facility – unmentioned was developer Seawall’s desire to buy the property.
The red oaks along Remington Avenue, beloved by local residents, have been the flashpoint for a project that has fueled resentment toward the city’s biggest employer.
Reservoir Hill leaders allege that recent committee hearings on sweeping zoning changes violated the ADA and the Maryland Open Meetings Act. No comment from Dorsey or Council President Zeke Cohen.
DPW is also seeking four supervisors to inspect and improve the truck fleet and sanitation yards and plan other capital improvements. McNair said these positions should be open to current employees to ...
Evict First, Ask Questions Later laws – being pushed in Maryland by conservative think tanks and media – will unfairly target vulnerable renters, including domestic violence survivors, families with s ...
The Lake Montebello sinkhole, now filled and out of sight, has cost taxpayers $30,387,683.93 – or nearly triple the original authorized price, the Board of Estimates was told today.
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Fern Shen and Mark Reutter were recognized for the value of their journalism to present-day readers and future historians. The celebrated City Paper co-founder and photojournalist, who favored shots ...
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