Here are some recent notable stories published by Baltimore Fishbowl that are worth revisiting as you start your week:
“BGE customers at risk for service cutoff feel the heat of July 15 deadline“: The lift of a bill-collecting moratorium looms, but BGE customers have many avenues of help available to them.
“Drivers, don’t ‘plate’ around with Maryland’s new car registration law“: The MVA is getting serious with a new law going into effect on Oct. 1. Vehicles must be registered in Maryland if you live here.
“Dan Rodricks: Protecting the nation’s history from the ‘white-out pen’“: To appreciate our nation’s story — on the Fourth of July or any day — we must consider all of it, however uncomfortable or conflicted it makes us, Dan Rodricks writes.
“Despite increasing this year, Chesapeake Bay blue crab population shows long-term decline“: A new assessment found the Chesapeake Bay blue crab population has experienced significant long-term declines over the past two decades.
“Italian Americans raise more than $200K for immigrant-themed memorial to replace Columbus statue that was dumped into Baltimore’s harbor in 2020“: Six years after its statue of Christopher Columbus was unceremoniously dumped into Baltimore’s harbor, an organization of Italian Americans has raised more than $200,000 to replace it with a new memorial with a different theme.
