Building on Historic Register gets new life
The first tenants are moving into Miller's Court, a $20 million conversion of a North Baltimore factory building designed to house young teachers and non-profit organizations.
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City trash collection changes
The new once-a-week Baltimore trash and recycling schedules begin Tuesday, July 14.
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Metro passes 'integrity tests'
In the aftermath of the fatal D.C. crash, Baltimore's subway passes tests on the reliability of its control and collision prevention system.
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A new way to feed world
With wild fish dwindling, scientists at the Inner Harbor's Columbus Center hope to show the viability of their "greener" aquaculture.
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Police identify man fatally stabbed in West Baltimore
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Questions developed for school hopefuls
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City to sell surplus land to developer at steep discount
Baltimore city officials agreed unanimously at the Board of Estimates meeting Wednesday to sell 98...
City's Metro passes round of 'integrity tests'
A Maryland Transit Administration official said early Wednesday morning that Baltimore's Metro...
Stadium playground due to rise from the ashes
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Lane of Baltimore Street closed downtown after minor collapse
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Unidentified man fatally stabbed in West Baltimore
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Petition asks Dixon's removal
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Baltimore still losing population
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