Baltimore Sun

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Opponents of Harborplace redevelopment in Baltimore form coalition to block plan

A coalition opposing MCB Real Estate's plan to revitalize Harborplace hopes to block high-rise apartments and offices at the waterfront attraction, possibly by putting a ballot question to Baltimore voters this fall.

The building proposed at far left is 303 Light St. and will include multifamily housing on the upper floors above two floors of retail and restaurant space. Next to the World Trade Center would be 203 E. Pratt, and focus on commercial space, with public space underneath a cantilevered second floor. Between them is "The Sail" at 201 E. Pratt St. It will include a marketplace on the first two floors, and offer restaurants, and commercial space on the upper levels.

Ernestine Shepherd is taking her goal of getting Baltimore walking to Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade as grand marshal of the festivities.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Baltimore’s very own bodybuilding grandmother to serve as MLK Day Parade grand marshal

The AFC-leading Ravens will likely be boosted by a bye week, not doomed by it, despite disappointment for Baltimore in recent years.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
What’s in a bye week? Ravens seek to ease fans’ anxiety by winning playoff game after first-round rest | ANALYSIS

Parents and students who attend a virtual learning program rallied outside Baltimore City Public School headquarters Thursday night in protest of the program ending for elementary students.

Carroll County Times |
Baltimore parents, students ‘devastated’ by possibility of elementary virtual learning program closing

In what has so far been a quiet offseason for the defending American League East champion Orioles, Thursday provided the first significant benchmark in determining the club’s 2024 payroll.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Orioles arbitration tracker: Anthony Santander, Cedric Mullins among 8 players who agree to 2024 terms; no deal for Austin Hays, 4 others

Latest Headlines

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Maryland election board member resigns after charge related to Jan. 6 US Capitol insurrection

14 hours ago
Carroll County Times |
Maryland weather: Rain to return Friday afternoon, snow is possible early next week

3 mins ago
SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Baltimore County executive to introduce legislation bypassing council approval for mixed-use developments

2 hours ago
Carroll County Times |
US, British militaries launch massive retaliatory strike against Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen

2 hours ago
Carroll County Times |
Maryland men’s basketball rallies past Michigan, 64-57, as Donta Scott fuels second-half charge

10 hours ago
SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Mike Preston: Run defense is a Ravens tradition, but it’s one of their few flaws — and they know it | COMMENTARY

3 hours ago
SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Prosecutors backtracked on releasing him from prison. Now, a judge has rejected his post-conviction motion.

15 hours ago
Sign up for email newsletters
Sign Up

Local News

Carroll County Times |
Howard M. ‘Mickey’ Day, businessman and volunteer fire department chief, dies

Howard M. "Mickey" Day, vice president and general manager of Farm and Home Service in Sykesville who was chief of the West Friendship Volunteer Fire Department, died Jan. 2 at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Marriottsville resident was 62.

Sports

As the top-seeded Ravens prepare to open a playoff journey they hope will conclude in Super Bowl LVIII, they look back to lessons from the abrupt, stunning end to their 2019 season, which seemed to hold just as much promise.

SUBSCRIBER ONLY

Carroll County Times |
Ravens prepare for playoff opener, looking to lessons from 2019 loss they’re ‘still not completely over’

As the top-seeded Ravens prepare to open a playoff journey they hope will conclude in Super Bowl LVIII, they look back to lessons from the abrupt, stunning end to their 2019 season, which seemed to hold just as much promise.