The Facebook profile photo for Get Shredded Vintage is the store’s proprietor, Sara Autrey, dressed in a retro yellow top with black-and-white streaks and blue-rimmed shades, her head covered in streamers that resemble the glow and translucence of bubbles. It’s surprisingly evocative of the store, which opened for business today offering an eclectic and fun […]
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Hot House: Mt. Vernon Storefront With Pink Flamingos Cameo Asks $150K
Hot House: 233 W. Read Street, Baltimore, 21201 MD Triangular brick townhouse, circa 1900, with storefront. First-floor shop with trapdoor access to full, unfinished basement with half bath. Second-floor living room/kitchen. Third-floor full bath and bedroom. About 552 sq. ft. aboveground. Separate side entrance to living space. Good condition, all systems up to date. Forced […]
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Pugh says buses to D.C. gun control rally have been privately funded
Buses that will take Baltimore students to the March For Our Lives, a March 24 protest at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. led by students demanding stricter gun laws, have been privately funded, Mayor Catherine Pugh announced today at her weekly press conference.
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Nelson Kohl Apartments in Station North to open next month, Wendell Pierce says
A brand new eight-story apartment complex in Station North financed in part by Wendell Pierce, best known for playing Det. Bunk Moreland on “The Wire,” is set to open in early April.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Featured, Real Estate & Home
The Sun is Moving, and Staffers Past and Present Don’t Seem Happy About It
The Sun’s Sarah Gantz reported yesterday the city’s paper of record is leaving its downtown office and is on the verge of renovating space in its Port Covington printing plant to accommodate a state-of-the-art newsroom.
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Baltimore Rises to 25th-Most Expensive City to Rent an Apartment
Charm City is now among the 25 priciest places in the United States to rent a one-bedroom apartment, according to one new study.
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More than 200 Code Violations Found at Kushner Cos.-Owned Apartments in Baltimore County
The real estate firm owned by the family of presidential son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner hasn’t been keeping its Baltimore County apartment buildings up to code, according to county officials.
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Bills advance to designate two new historically protected districts on downtown’s west side
While replete with vacant properties in 2018, stretches of downtown Baltimore’s west side served as a hub for shopping and other commercial activity throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Now, after years of failed attempts by developers and others to revamp the area, city lawmakers are considering two sections for Baltimore’s portfolio of protected historic districts.
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The City’s Baltimore Bike Share Coordinator is Out
In another blow to Baltimore Bike Share, the city has confirmed the program’s official coordinator within the Department of Transportation is on his way out.
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Sergeant in Charge of Rogue Baltimore Police Unit Pleads Guilty
The police sergeant who ran a plainclothes Baltimore police unit that went rogue and robbed suspects and civilians, sold stolen drugs and guns and falsified hours for years has pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy.
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Frosh Probing Kushner Companies’ Management, Debt Collection Tactics for Baltimore-Area Apartments
The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is digging into allegations that an affiliate of the Kushner Companies, owned by the family of Donald Trump’s son-in-law, has been neglecting some of its Baltimore-area apartments and using unscrupulous and aggressive legal tactics to collect debts from poor tenants.
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Baltimore Bike Share Returns Sunday with 50 More Secure, GPS-Tracked Bikes
After a month-long hiatus for some crucial repairs and maintenance, Baltimore Bike Share is returning this weekend.
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Netflix Suspends Production for Final ‘House of Cards’ Season Amid Spacey Fallout
Kevin Spacey’s past is haunting Frank Underwood’s future, spurring Netflix to indefinitely suspend production for season six of the political thriller series “House of Cards” here in Maryland.
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With Successful Fundraiser, A Nonprofit Video Store is Coming to Baltimore
Beyond Video, the brainchild of seven local artists and film gurus, has successfully raised $30,000 in a Kickstarter, which means Baltimore will soon see the return of the in-person video store.
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Q&A: Comptroller Peter Franchot slams ‘corrupt’ culture of Annapolis, talks booze laws, State Center, school funding and more
Peter Franchot pulls no punches when discussing his Democratic colleagues in Annapolis. During the late 1980s, in his first years spent representing Takoma Park and Silver Spring in the Maryland House of Delegates, he says he was “ecstatic when someone came and told me 15 minutes before everybody else what I had to vote on […]
