Last week, we shared a column from Dan Rodricks about the Baltimore Ravens, accusations against kicker Justin Tucker, and dealing with disappointment; a recent study about the impact of invasive northern snakehead fish on other Chesapeake Bay fish species; and an update about construction and businesses in Hampden.
Revisit the stories here:
“Scientists find invasive northern snakehead negatively impact other fish in part of Chesapeake Bay“: The invasive northern snakehead fish has negatively impacted other fish and the ecosystem in part of the Chesapeake Bay, according to a recent study by a Maryland Department of Natural Resources biologist and other scientists.
“Dan Rodricks: Justin Tucker, the Ravens and accepting disappointments“: As the Ravens miss another Super Bowl, and a growing number of massage therapists accuse kicker Justin Tucker of inappropriate behavior, Baltimore grapples with disappointment by our heroes.
“In Greater Hampden, construction begins on Roland Avenue church conversion; Golden West stays put; Barn & Lodge liquor board hearing postponed“: Construction began this week on the conversion of a vacant Roland Avenue church to a 29-unit apartment community with a restaurant inside the former sanctuary.
“MCB Real Estate acquires Pinkard Properties to help oversee its real estate portfolio“: MCB Real Estate has acquired Pinkard Properties, a Hunt Valley-based property management firm, to help oversee its expanding real estate portfolio.
“STRUT fashion show has Baltimore’s youth on the runway“: Tickets are now on sale for STRUT, Baltimore biggest youth-driven fashion and performance showcase.
