by Ed GuntsDec 1, 2020
Developer Larry Jennings loses his $25 million suit against Clipper Mill residents
Lawyer for defendants hails the ruling as an affirmation of freedom of speech at public hearings.
Neighborhoods
Nov 13, 2020
Duncan Street Miracle Garden, newly swarmed with volunteers, readies for the spring
With no help at the start of the pandemic, Lewis Sharpe couldn’t plant crops and the garden became overgrown. Now weeds have been pulled and the trash is under control.
Nov 10, 2020
More apartments proposed in the Woodberry historic district
The developer who ripped down the millworker stone houses in Woodberry is seeking CHAP approval for another building on Clipper Road.
Nov 3, 2020
Johns Hopkins offers no plan beyond grassy field for 29th Street once rowhouses are razed
Why were properties purchased for more than $2.2 million allowed to deteriorate? Officials, who want to demolish them next month, were grilled at a Charles Village meeting.
Oct 30, 2020
Residents say they didn’t get to testify during virtual hearing on Mount Vernon church
They logged on or called in to the virtual meeting and waited patiently for the public testimony portion to start. But when they tried to say something, they couldn’t.
Oct 26, 2020
Billboard expansion legislation dies in City Council committee
At least for now, legislative efforts to loosen Baltimore’s 20-year billboard moratorium have gone down in defeat.
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