Starting next week, the Department of Transportation is accepting applications for streets that should be mostly closed off to vehicular traffic, allowing for socially distanced walking and recreation.
Dutch design firm withdraws from Middle Branch project after blackface photo controversy — Baltimore Business Journal
Police activity at the Baltimore Harbor, swimmer assisted out of the water — Fox 45
Anne Arundel County Takes Steps To Prevent Coronavirus Surge, Assist Jobless — WBAL 1090
Orioles 2021 schedule is released, with Opening Day on April 1 — Camden Chat
Last year, the Asia North Festival brought Asian cuisine, drinks and music to Graffiti Alley for a three-day celebration of Asian and Asian-American culture.
This year, the event was originally scheduled for April 4, but as we all know, COVID-19 happened.
Thankfully, this year’s Asia North Festival will get a second digital edition on Friday, July 17, with artist talks, storytelling and musical performances.
As the rate of positive COVID-19 tests in Southeast Baltimore remains persistently high, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young today announced the launch of a testing site at Iglesia de la Resurrección en Baltimore church and a new partnership to bring more mobile testing sites to other parts of the city.
UMD reveals few classes will be held in-person when students return to school this fall — WMAR
Petition circulated in Baltimore to prevent cuts to fire engines 4, 55 — WBAL
Why can’t Baltimore solve its vacant housing problem? — Marketplace
Ravens Aiming To Expand Passing Attack With Young Receiving Corps — PressBox
The Baltimore Ravens are deferring 2020 season tickets to the following season, and if any fans are allowed in M&T Bank Stadium amid the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be a significantly smaller amount than a typical game day, the team announced.
Sorry, Baltimore, the days of free parking are over.
Starting July 13, municipal workers will once again patrol city streets to make sure motorists have paid for parking, the Department of Transportation, Parking Authority of Baltimore City and Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced today.
“It makes me bitter, because it f—ed my life up.”
So says one of the victims of the Gun Trace Task Force, a rogue Baltimore Police Department unit that was federally indicted in 2017 and charged with robbing citizens, dealing drugs, planting evidence, overtime fraud and other misconduct.
Gov. Larry Hogan will kick off a book tour later this month, joining well-known Republican figures to discuss his political memoir due out July 28, titled “Still Standing: Surviving Cancer, Riots, and the Toxic Politics that Divide America.”
Today’s announcement comes as the governor considers a 2024 run for president, according to The New York Times.
