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    A cyclist on Guilford Avenue, a north-south route through Baltimore that the city is encouraging for bike commuting.

    Photo by: Fern Shen

    Bike lanes can’t make up for vacant houses and deserted streets. Would opening Guilford back up to through-traffic, ironically, help it become the kind of thriving neighborhood where people like to bike — and live?

  • Tennis

    Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, the husband-and-wife duo that is Tennis.

    Photo by: www.underwaterpeoples.com

    A friend introduced me to Tennis’ sweet and cheeky single, “Marathon” earlier this summer and it has since become my official warm weather anthem. Why should you care? Because the charming, easy-to-listen-to pair, is one of a slew of independent acts coming to Baltimore over the weekend for the city’s brand-spanking-new three-day festival, BiMA (Baltimore Independent Music & Arts Festival).

  • PUNJAB always busy

    Customers at the Punjab

    Photo by: Francine Halvorsen

    Fresh out of ghee? Or pomegranate mayonnaise? How about samosas? Check out one of Baltimore’s most venerable ethnic groceries, right near the Waverly farmer’s market.

  • hispanic hate crimes martin rest in peace1

    A press conference to show solidarity following a wave of violence against Baltimore’s Hispanics became contentious when it turned to the enforcement of immigration laws.

    Photo by: Fern Shen

    Will activism around the recent wave of violence against Baltimore’s Hispanics bring relief for this vulnerable group — or bring the anti-immigrant “crazies” to Baltimore? A rally at Patterson Park yesterday revealed those hopes and fears.

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  • September 2, 2010

    • Highlights from Investigative Voice’s coverage of pretrial deliberations, as three men go on trial for the 2008 killing of Baltimore City Councilmember Kenneth H. Harris. “You look at my face when you’re talking to me!” Circuit Court Judge David Ross said yesterday to Assistant State’s Attorney Cynthia M. Banks, who was reading from a notepad [...]

    • Here’s another opportunity for Baltimore bicyclists to assert themselves: city transportation officials are installing an automatic bike counter on the Fallsway. This comes from a bulletin from the city Department of Transportation, which tells cyclists to “just look for the diamond-shaped groove and ride over it. “If we have the traffic numbers and public support,” [...]

  • September 1, 2010

    • Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has announced that the famous Georgia-based Le Mans racing series will participate in the Baltimore Grand Prix racing events this weekend.

    • The unidentified gun man who allegedly entered and fired shots inside the Discovery Communications building in Silver Springs, MD some time earlier today has supposedly released the following list of demands, which are published on a website with the URL http://savetheplanetprotest.com, the link to which has been circulating around Twitter.  Discovery Communications is the umbrella company [...]

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