by Glynis KazanjianAug 27, 2022
CSX coal explosion impacted a large swath of residential Curtis Bay, report finds
The new report, obtained by The Brew, gives more details about the range and cause of the blast.
Neighborhoods
Aug 22, 2022
City to sell two vacant houses to Councilman Robert Stokes at a steep discount
The sale to the 12th District lawmaker will “serve as a specific benefit to the immediate community,” says the housing department.
Aug 18, 2022
Under a 2019 agreement, the city retains authority over Roland Water Tower roads
The park committee formed by the Roland Park Community Foundation has said one reason removing the roads was advisable was because maintaining them would be costly.
Aug 17, 2022
Old wounds of a segregated city resurface in protest of Roland Water Tower park plan
Hoes Heights residents say eliminating the two small roads on either side of the tower cuts off access to their historic Black neighborhood, erasing the symbolic gateway to a beloved safe space.
Aug 9, 2022
Amid heat wave, nearly a third of Baltimore’s library branches are closed due to lack of air conditioning
Pratt Library locations, designated as cooling centers to help residents escape triple-digit heat indexes, suffer from inadequate funding to maintain aging buildings.
Aug 5, 2022
A story three Baltimore TV stations aren’t reporting: Lead paint chips falling from their broadcast tower
Woodberry residents, trying to warn neighbors about the red flakes on lawns and sidewalks, resort to homemade signs to spread the word.
Older Stories
Jun 26, 2022
At Baltimore parade, Pride “now more than ever”
Dec 19, 2021