Last week, we shared news about a Towson restaurant’s upcoming closure; swastika graffiti at a local school; a high-profile attendee at Merriweather’s Power to the People concert.
Revisit the stories here:
“After more than five years in business, The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently“: Known for their “casual, Nantucket-like setting,” The Gourmet at Kenilworth is closing permanently after more than five years in business.
“Once again, city officials are seeking a developer for the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center in Remington“: The City of Baltimore is once again seeking a developer for the Sisson Street Residential Recycling Center in Remington, with new guidelines this time.
“Swastika spray-painted on Catonsville High parking lot; County police investigating“: Antisemitic graffiti, including a swastika, was found Oct. 2 spray-painted on the upper stadium parking lot of Catonsville High School.
“City agrees to sell former Waverly Middle School for conversion to a 37-unit Waverly Teachers’ Eco Village“: A local development team has cleared a key hurdle in its effort to convert the former Waverly Middle School to a 37-unit residential community called the “Waverly Teachers’ Eco-Village.”
“Power to the Prosecution: Jack Smith shares attention with Bruce, Joan and Dave at historic Merriweather concert“: Special Counsel Jack Smith was treated like something of a celebrity akin to Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez at the Merriweather Power to the People Concert
