Baltimore County pledges to invest up to $25M in Baltimore Ravens facility upgrades and expansion
Baltimore County has committed up to $25 million to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills. The investment pledge was included in a new long-term agreement between the county and team, which allows the Ravens to keep their headquarters in Owings Mills for decades.…
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Baltimore County pledges to invest up to $25M in Baltimore Ravens facility upgrades and expansion
Baltimore County has committed up to $25 million to upgrade and expand the Baltimore Ravens’ headquarters and training facility in Owings Mills. The investment pledge was included in a new long-term agreement between the county and team, which allows the Ravens to keep their headquarters in Owings Mills for decades. The agreement includes a lease…
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