The first thing that happened when I walked into Blair’s on Hudson was that I ran into some friends I hadn’t seen in a few years. It was a Thursday night and Blair’s was packed. Judging by the level of chatter and laughter in the air, we weren’t the only guests who had discovered an old friend at the bar or at the next table.
The Plank family has taken over a hefty slice of Canton’s waterfront.
Take a look inside Highland Haus, the apartments on the old Haussner’s site — BBJ
Baltimore County Council OKs parking deal with … Baltimore County — Baltimore Sun
Family Of Man Murdered At Hopkins Hospital Wonders If It Could Have Been Prevented — CBS Baltimore
Big Huge Games aims to be ‘talent magnet’ for Baltimore area — Technical.ly
The beleaguered ghost of Edgar Allen Poe can rest a little more easily — or at least grab a drink — as the Annabel Lee Tavern is officially back.
It’s hot out there, Baltimore, but it’s even hotter in the kitchen. It’s a good week to go out.
This week is busy one for restaurants, too, with tons of news, from expansions and reopenings to beer dinners, restaurant yoga and all the festivities surrounding Artscape.
Local cycling advocacy group Bikemore says it’s reached a settlement with the city that will keep the Potomac Street bike lane intact.
Sad news broke last month that Canton’s Poe-themed Annabel Lee Tavern would be abruptly closing after 10 years. Now, its course has reportedly been righted.
The nearly finished Potomac Street bike lane in Canton shall remain for the time being, a judge decided early Friday evening.
A great deal of careful planning has gone into equipping Baltimore City with a network of safe lanes for cyclists. Now, officials are reportedly having second thoughts.
Our most-read piece this week was Cynthia McIntyre’s newest Hot House installment about an on-the-market, modern renovation of an old Canton row home that’s been conjoined inside with a neighboring warehouse. The result of the renovation is a pristine two-story, four-bedroom, four-bathroom home with a roof deck and a rare (for the neighborhood) two-car garage.
The project comes from the innovative minds of local developer Building Character, which specializes in contemporary-style transformations. The home sits on the border of Fells Point and Canton, positioning the lucky buyers who can afford its $849,000 price tag with plenty to enjoy in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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