Natalie Sherman
Natalie Sherman writes about real estate and economic development. Before joining The Baltimore Sun, she covered education, economic development and city politics for The Standard-Times in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and worked as an editorial assistant at the Boston Herald. A Baltimore City native, she got her first taste of The Sun during a three-week internship in high school.
Self-described Uber for lawn care comes to Baltimore
GreenPal, an app that aims to be the Uber of lawn mowing, went live in Baltimore this month, part of the company's expansion into every major market by 2020.
Lexington Market has seen business plunge since rat video. Merchants say it reflects years of city neglect.
Sales have fallen an average 50 percent across the market — a startling decline even by the standards of slow summer months, merchants say.
