Last week, we shared the story of an Ellicott City store owner’s contribution to protests against the Trump administration’s actions; news about otters sighted in the Inner Harbor; and plans for a second restaurant by the team behind La Cuchara.
Revisit the stories here:
“Signs of the times: Ellicott City store owner prints free protest signs as gift to public“: Steven Wampler, owner of Advantage Awards and Engraving in Ellicott City, can’t attend protests due to his health. But he contributes to the anti-Trump resistance in his own way: creating free signs for protesters to use.
“Otters spotted at the Aquarium and around the Harbor“: The National Aquarium confirmed wild river otters are visiting the Harbor Wetland and Inner Harbor, but had advice for human admirers.
“Former hostel on Mulberry Street to become residence for individuals exiting homelessness“: A former hostel at 17 W. Mulberry St. is undergoing renovation and will provide affordable housing for individuals exiting homelessness.
“Trees cut down in North Roland Park to make way for senior living community, The Gallery at Roland Park“: Roughly six acres of trees and other vegetation in North Roland Park are being cut down to make way for a senior living community.
“The team behind La Cuchara in Woodberry is opening a second restaurant on The Avenue in Hampden“: The team behind La Cuchara in Woodberry is opening a second restaurant inside the vacant Five and Dime Ale House property in Hampden.
