A former liquor warehouse that once produced rye whiskey in downtown Baltimore will be converted into a residential building with 40 multifamily units, as well as a ground floor restaurant.
Osprey Property Company bought the nearly 52,000-square-foot, six-story Lanahan Building at 22 Light St., for $4.25 million from the previous owner MCF Capital, said Brad Byrnes, principal at Byrnes & Associates, Inc., the Baltimore-based commercial real estate and investment firm that brokered the deal.
Carroll County Public Schools has suspended all student field trips to the city due to concerns about crime.
The crafters are coming! On Nov. 24 and 25, the American Visionary Art Museum in the Inner Harbor will once again host its Bazaart Holiday Art Market, an annual holiday craft sale featuring artisans from Baltimore and the surrounding region.
Just in time for Baltimore’s first freeze of the season, ice skating is back in the Inner Harbor.
It’s that time of the year again to pack the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center and other downtown attractions, thanks to some steep holiday discounts for one weekend.
The Waterfront Partnership will name a planned skatepark being built into a redesigned Rash Field in honor of a local boy killed six years ago by a distracted driver.
Seven shot, including 16-year-old, in Baltimore Thursday night — Baltimore Sun
Pink Megabus comes to White Marsh Park and Ride — ABC2
A notorious Inner Harbor intersection is about to be rebuilt — Baltimore Brew
On Eastern Shore, Ryan Touts Tax Plan’s Prospective Manufacturing Benefits — WBAL
Fat Larry’s in Federal Hill Closes, Former Liquor License for Sale — SouthBmore.com
Baltimore Running Festival hosts its 17th annual running event on October 21, with a new finish line on Pratt Street, along the Inner Harbor.
Maryland House Minority Leader Injured In Pit Bull Attack – AP
Inner Harbor’s Rash Field To Receive $20 Million Upgrade – CBS Baltimore
Transformer fire prompts closure of Eastpoint Mall – WBAL-TV
Virginia developer gets hearing with City Council for his $10 billion ‘Baltimore Renaissance’ idea – Baltimore Sun
Another round of house guests this month? Kids getting underfoot? Looking to try something new in town?
Here’s a fun outdoor activity to consider if you’re looking to see Baltimore from another vantage point: Kayak around the Inner Harbor on a summer Sunday morning or afternoon. Get some exercise and enjoy some cooler breezes while taking in what our harbor has to offer. Plus, you can learn why and how our harbor is finally getting cleaned up.
