Last week, we shared news about an indoor slide park coming to the area; an update about a proposed street closing near the Inner Harbor; and trends about residents moving in the Baltimore region.
Revisit the stories here:
“John Waters is ‘officially a beatnik’ with his first poem published in The Atlantic“: Filmmaker, writer and raconteur John Waters can add another occupation to his resume: He’s now a published poet.
“Baltimore City and County dwellers expect to move, but stay within the lines“: In 2024, more than half of Baltimore City and County residents (61%) planned to move out of their current neighborhoods within the next three years. A majority of those who expected to move, however, planned to stay within their jurisdiction.
“Proposed Inner Harbor street closing may need additional City Council approval before it can take place“: The Light Street-to-Calvert Street traffic spur may not be closing in November after all.
“Slick City Action Park sliding into Columbia soon“: A huge indoor slide and air court park is coming to Columbia, Maryland, part of a fast-growing brand of indoor action brand called “Slick City.”
“Orioles’ win over Nats briefly interrupted by racists’ flail for attention“: A group of white nationalists managed to sneak a white supremacist banner into Nationals Park last week and unfurl it during the fourth inning of the game against the Baltimore Orioles.
