Last week, we shared news about Harborplace store closures; legislation proposed to close a portion of Light Street for the Harborplace redevelopment; and Maryland’s enforcement of “Plate Were You Live” going into effect.
Revisit the stories here:
“October has brought more tenant departures and closure announcements at Harborplace“: More tenants are announcing their departure from Harborplace pavillions before planned demoltion, but others want to stay as long as they can.
“City Council legislation introduced to close part of Light Street for Harborplace development“: Baltimore is moving ahead with plans to close a portion of Light Street so the roadbed can become part of the Harborplace development.
“East Baltimore’s Crown Cork & Seal campus to become part of 40-acre development district“: East Baltimore’s Crown Cork and Seal campus will become part of a 40-acre development district that’s aiming to draw $500 million worth of capital investments, under City Council legislation that was introduced on Monday.
“Dan Rodricks: Baltimore filmmaker returns to the island and people he bonded with nearly 50 years ago“: Baltimorean Allen Moore has produced a second film, 48 years after an award-winning original, exploring life on a remote Scottish island.
“‘Plate Where You Live’ enforcement begins Oct. 1 for Maryland drivers“: Maryland drivers must have their vehicles registered in the state if they want to avoid fines and other penalties.
