City agrees to sell former Waverly Middle School for conversion to a 37-unit Waverly Teachers’ Eco Village
A local development team has cleared a key hurdle in its effort to convert the former Waverly Middle School to a 37-unit residential community called the “Waverly Teachers’ Eco-Village.”
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City agrees to sell former Waverly Middle School for conversion to a 37-unit Waverly Teachers’ Eco Village
A local development team has cleared a key hurdle in its effort to convert the former Waverly Middle School to a 37-unit residential community called the “Waverly Teachers’ Eco-Village.”
For sale: Baltimore City wants to sell the vacant city-owned office building at 210 Guilford Avenue
Baltimore City wants to sell the vacant city-owned office building at 210 Guilford Avenue, one block from City Hall.
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Dan Rodricks: Get ready for tales from a crypt in Harford County, in time for Halloween
In time for Halloween, Dan Rodricks shares a tale from a crypt in Harford County: The Legend of the Swinging Sailor of Perryman.
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‘Egregious and utterly illegal.’ Maryland lawmakers blast Trump’s taxpayer-funded TV ads
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