Last week, we shared news about a reopened portion of Charles Street, an update on the Pikesville Armory redevelopment, and plans to pay for the relocation of the Sisson Street Sanitation Yard and Citizen Drop-Off Center.
Revisit the stories here:
“After four years, a key stretch of southbound Charles Street has reopened to car traffic“: After being closed for more than four years, a key southbound stretch of Charles Street has reopened to vehicular traffic.
“Pikesville Armory completes first phase with spaces for meetings, events, offices“: The first phase of redevelopment of the Pikesville Armory has been completed, including spaces for events, meetings, and offices.
“Dan Rodricks: Audiences will see our lost bridge in ‘The Baltimorons’“: When “The Baltimorons” opens next month, audiences will see what is likely the last cinematic capture of the Key Bridge at night.
“Mayor Scott wants the cost of relocating the Sisson Street ‘Dump’ to be ‘net neutral’ to city taxpayers, officials say“: Baltimore officials have a strategy for how the city can pay to move the Sisson Street ‘Dump’ to a leased site at 2801 Falls Road.
“Bus drivers in Anne Arundel County will vote on strike authorization“: On the cusp of thousands of Anne Arundel County children going back to school, bus drivers will vote on whether to authorize a strike based on management’s “last, best, and final offer.”
