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In a small Hawaiian village, a theater owned by a subsidiary of the Baltimore-based Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation has become an "endangered" historical site, according to officials.
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Baltimore’s iconic Lexington Market is on the verge of a transformation, with the city expected to start razing a portion of one of the country’s oldest public markets as early as next month.
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A 12-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion in Mount Vernon, once owned by a congregation of priests and brothers that served the African-American community, is on the market for $1,245,000.
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A 12-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion in Mount Vernon, once owned by a congregation of priests and brothers that served the African-American community, is on the market for $1,245,000.
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Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood and his wife, Sarah, have bought a mansion in Winnetka for just under $4 million.
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Reisterstown Shopping Center will be expanded with a Chipotle, Mattress Warehouse, Tropical Smoothie Cafe and Starbucks by spring of 2021, the center's landlord said Wednesday.
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Major players in commercial real estate, construction and organized labor are teaming up with the United Way to try to place thousands of and minorities into trade careers in Chicago, where there is both a shortage of skilled labor and a dearth of jobs in swaths of the city.
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In today’s shopping-mad world, where Black Friday begins on Thanksgiving Thursday, the destination is a throwback to another consumer era. Magnolia’s three stores, bakery, coffeehouse and restaurant are closed on Sundays, plus Dec. 24 and 25. The market goes dark at 6 p.m., even during the holiday season, when parents are known to sneak out after their cubs’ bedtime to pick up last minute gifts.
By Andrea Sachs
Dec 6, 2019
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The Center\West apartments, part of a massive redevelopment in West Baltimore, has gotten its first occupancy permits but continues to face delays and problems.
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Fast growing German grocer LIdl will be the promised grocery anchor of a redeveloped Northwood Plaza Shopping Center.
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Caroline A. Paff, an expert in planning and development who was a principal at VI Development LLC in Baltimore, is dead at 51.
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott wrote the housing commissioner after learning that a woman's home was razed with six days' notice.
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Over the next 20 years more than a quarter of the nation’s currently owner-occupied homes will be on the market as owners pass on with Orlando being one of the top impacted areas.
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The long-awaited redevelopment of Baltimore’s historic Penn Station got a “critical missing piece” of its funding sources when the state said it would award the project a $3 million historic tax credit, potentially allowing construction to begin in the first half of the new year.
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A Baltimore woman was told her house was unsafe to live in and that she had six days to move out before the city would tear it down. The city might not be legally responsible to help her relocate.
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An audit commissioned by new members of the University of Maryland Medical System’s board of directors has determined top system officials never read former Mayor Catherine Pugh’s “Healthy Holly” books for children nor checked to see if they were printed before paying her $500,000 in five installments.
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Kirby Fowler, formerly of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, will be the new president of the Maryland Zoo.
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Garden Q&A: Smother winter weed sprouts before they explode in the spring and don't worry about the mushrooms in your herb garden, just don't eat them.
By Ellen Nibali
Dec 12, 2019
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Maryland's transportation secretary, Pete Rahn, is leaving his position.
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An audit commissioned by new members of the University of Maryland Medical System’s board of directors has determined top system officials never read former Mayor Catherine Pugh’s “Healthy Holly” books for children nor checked to see if they were printed before paying her $500,000 in five installments.
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In most of these systems, a rain sensor is located on the inside the windshield behind the rear view mirror.
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