Last week, we shared news about a controversial backyard go-kart track in Howard County, an update on Baltimore’s previously announced plans to buy Tesla vehicles, and a planned STEM education and dirt bike mechanics center for teens and youth at Harborplace.
Revisit the stories here:
“Fate of go-kart track hits the skids with hearing examiner’s decision“: A Howard County hearing examiner dismissed a Highland father’s conditional use petition for the go-kart he built in his backyard for his son.
“Coming to Harborplace: A Teen and Youth Center for dirt bike enthusiasts“: The tenant mix at Harborplace is expanding with the addition of a “teen and youth center” that will offer “a safe space for STEM education and dirt bike mechanics.”
“Baltimore backs away from plan to purchase up to $5 million worth of Tesla vehicles“: Nine months after Baltimore’s spending board approved a request to purchase up to $5 million worth of Tesla electric vehicles for use by municipal employees, the Scott administration has yet to buy its first Tesla and has no plans to do so.
“Hot House: Home at Guilford’s Charlcote Place dazzles with distinct Palmer & Lamdin characteristics“: This elegant Palmer & Lamdin house is situated at Charlcote Place in Guilford, one of Baltimore’s most elegant roads.
“Dan Rodricks: G. Krug of Baltimore, American democracy, and keeping what works“: A sense of time surrounds you inside G. Krug & Son of Baltimore, said to be the oldest ironworks factory in the country. And like the ironworking tradition, democracy too is a living, working, enduring enterprise, writes Dan Rodricks.
