A little over a day after Alex Wroblewski was murdered during an overnight robbery in Locust Point, authorities say two of three suspects are in custody down in Georgia, with the third still on the lam.
Baltimore’s most recent homicide happened right outside one of the city’s newest luxury dwellings in South Baltimore, where residents have recently bemoaned an uptick in violent crime.
Hot House: Anthem House, 900 E. Fort Avenue, Locust Point, Baltimore, 21230
New built luxury mixed-use development in Locust Point. Nine stories, 292 apartments, modern industrial styling. Studios at 540 sq. ft., one bedrooms at 702 sq. ft.+, two bedrooms at 1,080 sq. ft.+. Thirty different floor plans available, including some with additional den. All apartments have views. Live/work/play design incorporates 4,000 sq. ft. resident-only fitness center opening to outdoor pool and overlooking the harbor. Also bocce court, coffee shop, bar, retail shops, lounge, dog park, outdoor space, outdoor kitchen/grill, clubroom and conference room, parking. All apartments feature wood floors, granite counters, high ceilings, large windows with views. High grade finishes, washer/dryers throughout. Parking, $150 per month: $1,695 – $5,000
Johns Hopkins Health System inks big industrial lease near Amazon warehouse — BBJ
FBI searching for Baltimore bank robber — ABC2
Local musician recovering after being hit by a truck while biking — Baltimore Sun
Share Kitchen Opens in Locust Point — Baltimore Magazine
Park School Students Gain New Perspective After Studying Climate Change In The Arctic — CBS Baltimore
Four months after city officials evicted its tenants, the Bell Foundry arts building has been put up for sale.
Ten months after the Carnival Pride cruise ship destroyed a gangway and three parked cars while trying to dock in Locust Point, federal authorities say the ship was approaching the pier too quickly and at too steep of an angle.
Calling all current and former football players: Want to represent Baltimore in the Arena Football League this year?
Two small businesses new to South Baltimore are teaming up to make a rich, cold-weather beer just in time for the holidays.
