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Fort Avenue bridge reopened
After a 10-month closure, the Fort Avenue bridge in Locust Point reopened Friday, according to city officials. Two lanes — one in each direction — are now open to public traffic, though construction continues at the bridge, officials said....Tags: CSX Corporation, Locust Point, Charm City Circulator, Inner Harbor, Government
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Who will speak for 10-year-old victim?
A 10-year-old is shot on Memorial Day in Baltimore, but where is the outrage ("Boy, 10, among four victims in east-side shooting," May 29)? Del. Pat McDonough spoke the truth about crime in Baltimore and he gets crucified by The Sun and our elected...Tags: John Jackson, Memorial Day, Government
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Letter: On your own with recycling
Editor, After spending a week in Ocean City, my family collected eight bags of recyclables from the six adults and one child who vacationed together. I headed to 63rd Street, the address posted in the Ocean City guide book under recycling. There I found,...Tags: Government
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East Baltimore delegation calls for stop to EBDI project
Elected officials from East Baltimore want to block the $1.8 billion urban renewal project in Middle East until more neighborhood residents and minority contractors are hired and displaced residents can benefit from the revitalization. Members of the...
Tags: House Building, Business, Bernard C. Young, East Baltimore Development Inc., Elections
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Havre de Grace residents express concerns, offer solutions for Chapel Road area traffic problems
Although residents were divided on solutions, one thing was clear at a public hearing in Havre de Grace Wednesday night, something needs to be done to address traffic problems in the Grace Manor community. Concerns expressed included narrow streets,...
Tags: Havre de Grace, Joe Hill, Michael Clark, Government
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Editorial: Volatile issues in Harford County
The proposal to build a natural gas pipeline along an existing pipeline that traverses Harford County in the Fallston area has brought into sharp focus two key issues that bear a bit of reflection. First is the matter of energy. Most of us use natural...Tags: Natural Resources, Energy, Judges, Port of Baltimore, Petroleum Industry
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The St. Patrick's Day brawl
New details of the Baltimore police response to a particularly large, unruly and violent crowd of youths downtown over theSt. Patrick's Dayweekend not only raise the question of whether the department has the resources it needs to anticipate and respond...
Tags: Facebook, Inner Harbor, Peter Hermann, St. Patrick's Day, Social Media
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City posts online survey for Laurel residents
In an effort to improve how city news is distributed, Laurel city officials are using a short, online survey to get input from residents. The information distribution survey can be accessed on the city's website, laurel.md.us and includes questions on...Tags: Facebook, Television Industry, Satellite and Cable Service, Government
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Mayor calls St. Patrick's Day violence a "black eye" for city as police ramp up summer deployment
Visitors to Baltimore's downtown on summer weekends will see up to 50 additional police officers, a show of force aimed at preventing a repeat of St. Patrick's Day, when hundreds of youths battled and a tourist was beaten — scenes the mayor...Tags: Baltimore Orioles, Rental Service, General Growth Properties Inc., Inner Harbor, Harbor East
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City official: Lazy workers faked water meter readings
Two city water meter readers turned in phony numbers in at least two neighborhoods in recent months, the Department of Public Works acknowledged Tuesday, leading to more inaccurate billing by an agency that has been troubled by aging infrastructure and...Tags: Coppin State University, Employees, Water Supply, Human Mishaps, Bernard C. Young
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Setting boundaries in Frederick
How far should a locally elected official have to go to avoid business dealings in his city or county? That question is being tested in Frederick County, where County Commissioner Kirby Delauter has chosen to ignore a county ethics commission's opinion...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Local Government, Companies and Corporations, Values, Republican Party
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Grand Prix trees finally getting planted in city
It's said good things come to those who wait. But somebody still has to pay for them.
On Friday, a contractor commissioned by the city began planting 150 trees around downtown, fulfilling a pledge made – and broken – by the now-defunct...Tags: Auto Racing, Inner Harbor, New Products, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, Pratt Street
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