“If the park had been cared for the way it should be, this never would have happened,” said a speaker at last night’s community meeting, as residents called for more park rangers and police protection.
A PR blitz by the convenience store chain’s paid strategist, who just happens to live in the neighborhood, is the latest twist in the long-running northeast Baltimore controversy.
Ahead of a hearing in December before the Zoning Board, residents hold a protest on Harford Road at the site of a proposed 12-gas-pump, 24-hour convenience store.
Residents say a 24-hour gas station and convenience store near a library and an elementary school is still wrong for their corner of northeast Baltimore.