Port Covington
Deciphering the deal cut on Port Covington
Letting the perfect be the enemy of good? Or selling out citizens with a weak agreement?
Fiery rhetoric fizzles as Port Covington advances
Kevin Plank’s project gets 12 yes votes, including one from Stokes.
Crime & JusticeSep 12, 2016
Company flew secret surveillance flights over Baltimore in 2008
EXCLUSIVE: Baltimore Police let Persistent Surveillance Systems do demonstrations for Secret Service, FBI.
Echoes of Harbor Point process as Stokes halts Port Covington voting
Education funding protection and other issues too weak or not clear, Stokes says.
Stokes uncorks on eve of BUILD announcement
Deal comes after two other groups rejected Port Covington developer’s “final offer.”
Plank comes out of the shadows
Under Armour CEO, quiet until now, touts Port Covington as Baltimore’s “front porch.”
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Recent Comments
malco49:
i am all in favor of people who have vision and have been successful in life,and who still…
Blondlady:
Port Covington will look great, and put the people of Baltimore back to work.
Blondlady:
He might after he finishes with Port Covington. Tradepoint Atlantic is not far away. The Patapsco River will…
dblhelixman:
First, I applaud Kevin Plank, et al for the resounding success of Under Armour and his brilliant vision…
Christopher Petty:
Man you are so close minded. Sad.