(Left to right) Caravanserai owner Ruth Turner sits inside her store; A Tesla Model Y car drives; A mechanic works on a vehicle.
(Left to right) Caravanserai owner Ruth Turner sits inside her store; A Tesla Model Y car drives; A mechanic works on a vehicle.

Last week, we shared news about Baltimore City’s plans to purchase Tesla vehicles, the upcoming closure of Caravanserai in Hampden, and a proposal to make Lutherville Station a transit oriented development.

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Tesla Model 3. Photo courtesy of Tesla.

“Baltimore City to spend up to $5 million to buy Tesla passenger vehicles for use by government employees“: Baltimoreans will be seeing more Tesla vehicles on city streets, after city officials decided to add two Tesla models to the municipal fleet.

Ruth Turner, owner of Caravanserai, sits on steps inside her Hampden store. Photo by Ed Gunts.
Ruth Turner, owner of Caravanserai, sits on steps inside her Hampden store. Photo by Ed Gunts.

“Hampden’s ‘Caravanserai’ is holding a final clearance sale before it closes permanently next month“: Caravanserai, a “cultural gifts store” in Hampden, is holding a final clearance sale before it closes its doors permanently next month.

“Hot House: Historic but modernized Mount Vernon townhouse harmoniously marries the old and new“: This 1860 Mount Vernon townhouse has been modernized but has kept its splendid bones intact, harmoniously merging the old and the new.

A sprawling parking lot leads to the nearly vacant Lutherville Station. Photo by Richard Bader.
A sprawling parking lot leads to the nearly vacant Lutherville Station. Photo by Richard Bader.

“Developer proposes to make Lutherville Station a transit oriented development, but residents oppose project’s density“: The developer who wants to make Lutherville Station a mixed-use project has proposed designating the site as a Transit Oriented Development. But local residents are opposed to the high density.

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“All MTA riders can enjoy premium Transit Royale features on the Transit app“: All passengers can now enjoy a significant upgrade on MTA’s Transit app: free access to Transit Royale, the app’s premium service.

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Luther Mahoney (Erik Dellums) gets a good talking to from Det. Meldrick Lewis (Clark Johnson) on “Homicide: Life on the Streets”. Screenshot from YouTube.

“‘Homicide: Life on the Street,’ the ’90s NBC series set in Baltimore, is now streaming on Peacock“: Fans of “Homicide: Life on the Street” can rejoice now that the television series is finally streaming for their viewing pleasure on Peacock.

Mileah Kromer will serve as the inaugural director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Institute of Politics. Photo courtesy of Mileah Kromer/Twitter.
Mileah Kromer will serve as the inaugural director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Institute of Politics. Photo courtesy of Mileah Kromer/Twitter.

“Mileah Kromer, founder of Goucher College Poll, will lead UMBC’s new Institute of Politics“: After 12 years of monitoring public perception of Maryland politics and issues through the Goucher College Poll, Mileah Kromer will serve as the inaugural director of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s new Institute of Politics.

The Maryland Transit Administration announced the launch of its inaugural Bus Maintenance Apprenticeship Program in collaboration with the Community College of Baltimore County. Photo courtesy of MTA.
The Maryland Transit Administration announced the launch of its inaugural Bus Maintenance Apprenticeship Program in collaboration with the Community College of Baltimore County. Photo courtesy of MTA.

“Maryland to launch bus maintenance apprenticeship program in collaboration with CCBC“: A new bus maintenance apprenticeship program will expand training and career opportunities for skilled mechanics in Maryland.

Guests dressed in all-white attire dine together at a previous Le Diner en Blanc event. Photo courtesy of Le Diner en Blanc.
Guests dressed in all-white attire dine together at a previous Le Diner en Blanc event. Photo courtesy of Le Diner en Blanc.

“Le Diner en Blanc to hold pop-up in secret Baltimore location“: Le Diner en Blanc will hold a one-night pop-up dining event on Sept. 28. The venue will remain a secret until the last minute.