by Fern ShenFeb 26, 2021
At Filbert Street Garden: Fresh produce, eggs, honey and now, Wi-Fi
“FilbertNet,” a partnership with Project Waves offering free Internet at this South Baltimore community hub, launches tomorrow.
Neighborhoods
Feb 25, 2021
Changing course from past mayors, Scott will no longer use a former Sandtown school as a homeless shelter
The Young administration spent $575,000 on plans to continue using the Pinderhughes building as a homeless shelter that the new mayor says will not happen on his watch.
Feb 25, 2021
Fate of former school is a source of concern for Sandtown-Winchester
Residents don’t want the strategically located property to be used as a homeless shelter, as two previous mayors have done.
Feb 6, 2021
Behind-the-scenes donations to buy country club land have been robust, Roland Park leaders say
With a $500,000 gift and multiple five-figure contributions, community hopes to buy land it has long coveted along Falls Road for a future park.
Special SeriesFeb 2, 2021
Rather than leasing rooms, Baltimore should buy motels to house homeless people
Minnesota and Vermont are leading the way, transforming these buildings into publicly owned, permanently affordable and democratically operated housing. [OP-ED]
Special SeriesJan 28, 2021
Fells Point residents, who were threatened with a lawsuit, lose liquor license challenge
A lawyer for restaurateur Alex Smith sent a chilling warning to residents who complained that The Choptank had broken a promise not to have outdoor music.
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