As we approach the two-year anniversary of the city reaching a deal with Caves Valley Partners to re-do Cross Street Market in Federal Hill, the market today announced 10 new and returning vendors, ranging from longtime tenants to a shiny new coffee shop, plus Korean and Vietnamese options.
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With sweeping rental housing law now in effect, advocates push tenants to get their homes inspected
A new law took effect in Baltimore on Aug. 1 requiring landlords to have all of their properties inspected—not just those with three or more units—by the end of this year. But are renters aware?
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Demolition of two mill homes in Woodberry to be postponed until after June 19 community meeting
Woodberry residents won’t have to bid farewell to two historic, 1840s stone mill homes on June 15, as a developer has agreed to postpone a scheduled demolition until after he meets again with neighbors.
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Jazz + Soju, specializing in Korean fried chicken and jazz, opens in Locust Point this week
Korean fried chicken and jazz tunes: It’s a pairing that’s done well in the affluent New Jersey suburbs. Now Baltimore will get to experience the combo, with Jazz + Soju set to open on the first floor of the high-end Anthem House apartment complex this Thursday.
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In Penn North, a former BPD detective pushes to build a new youth and community center
Neighbors once called it “The Plantation”—not with the grim historical undertone you might expect for the largely black community of Penn North, but with a more playful reference to the property’s exterior. The three-story home at 2521 Woodbrook Ave. is uniquely set back from the otherwise row home-lined street, and sports a Southern-style second-floor balcony […]
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Cyber Town U.S.A.: Port Covington aims to be a hub of cybersecurity
They didn’t get Amazon HQ2, but the developers and political supporters backing the Port Covington development have landed three tenants for what they envision to be the cybersecurity hub of the country.
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Sgt. Thomas Allers sentenced to 15 years in federal prison
Sgt. Thomas Allers, the supervisor of the Gun Trace Task Force that robbed citizens of hundreds of thousands of dollars, planted evidence and violated the constitutional rights of many of the Baltimoreans they encountered, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison on charges of racketeering, including nine robberies, federal prosecutors announced today.
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Developer eyes demolition of two historic mill houses in Woodberry to make way for new apartments
Jill Orlov got a bad feeling last week when she saw a demolition contractor surveying the outside of 3511 and 3513 Clipper Road, a combined 19th-century historic stone building. Orlov, an architect-turned-artist, said she approached the contractor to ask what was being planned for the mill home. “I think it’s coming down,” he responded, Orlov […]
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Tuesday Morning Headlines: How Baltimore’s Luxury Apartments Are Wooing Tenants; Excel Academy Suffers Seven Student Murders in 15 Months; and More
Shots Fired At Police During Robbery Downtown — CBS Baltimore Grief Has Become Routine for Students at Baltimore School — The New York Times Baltimore pizza place puts ‘s***hole country’ statement on menu — Fox45/ABC7 Baltimore’s luxury apartments woo tenants with robots, a Bermuda cruise and free rent — BBJ Not All Monuments Are Created […]
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Linden Park Apartments in Bolton Hill is Hosting a FREE Senior Spring Festival
Date: Friday, April 20, 2018 Time: 11 am – 3 pm Location: Linden Park Apartments in Bolton Hill, 301 McMechen Street, Baltimore, MD 21217 FREE tickets can be redeemed at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/senior-spring-festival-tickets-44459659037
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With mill homes’ demo off the table, preservationists and neighbors call for new apartments to reflect ‘Woodberry flavor’
The developer behind a new four-story apartment complex coming to Woodberry has bowed to calls from neighbors and preservationists to incorporate a pair of 1840s stone mill homes into the building’s design. But at a Tuesday night meeting at Itineris, organized by the Woodberry Community Association, locals aired remaining concerns about exactly how those homes will […]
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Grano Emporio closing in Hampden at end of June
Grano Emporio, the traditional Italian restaurant tucked into a Hampden rowhouse and known for its simple and delicious fare, will close down on June 30, its owners announced Thursday night.
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Developer plans to preserve two Woodberry mill homes, incorporate them into new apartment building
A developer will proceed with plans to build an apartment building with nearly 80 units on Clipper Road in Woodberry, but will preserve a pair of historic 1840s stone mill houses as part of the design, according to an architect working on the project.
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‘Emotional Support Hamster’ Barred from Flight, Flushed Down Toilet at BWI
Pebbles, a so-called emotional support hamster, was headed to sunny Florida with her owner in November when she arrived at BWI Airport. Sadly, her furry companion didn’t make it out of Baltimore.
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Dmitri’s Tavern in Hampden Has Closed
One of Hampden’s oldest dives has shut its doors after 45 years.
