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Op-ed

Suburbanites, come back to Baltimore

This plea is made to the suburbanites among us: If you have disengaged from Baltimore City, please consider re-engaging.  My appeal is not based upon vague notions of virtuous acts.  I appeal to nothing other than your self-interest.

Suburbanites, come back to Baltimore


Business

Cecil County expects unprecedented boost from Great Wolf Lodge

Ever since Hollywood Casino Perryville opened in 2010, officials in Cecil County envisioned the 150-acre parcel as an entertainment hub. Now, many believe such development will accelerate, thanks to a close to finalized deal to bring a Great Wolf Lodge to the site.

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Baltimore County

Caves Valley Golf Club, exclusive as ever, survived changing corporate landscape

Created with a goal of enhancing Baltimore's prestige and ability to attract businesses to the region, Caves Valley Golf Club has weathered waves of national corporate consolidations and relocations that thinned the pool of prospective members. Many of the companies whose leaders were instrumental in the Owings Mills club's 1991 opening have long since been acquired by others.

Caves Valley Golf Club, exclusive as ever, survived changing corporate landscape

Op-ed

An economist offers advice for Baltimore's mayor

The importance of restoring confidence in and within city government cannot be overstated. I continue to believe that if Baltimore City is unable to begin to solve its most pressing problems of crime, physical decay, schools and taxes, bankruptcy is forthcoming. Baltimore has been losing population even with the influx of young professionals in their 20s. Imagine what happens if and when they begin to move out once they reach their 30s.

An economist offers advice for Baltimore's mayor






Op-ed

A belated thank you to African Americans

Nothing has left me feeling more aggrieved than the sudden realization that in much of America, I will never be more than a second class citizen. All of a sudden, being of Indian descent and brown-skinned feels like a disadvantage. It never felt quite like this before.

A belated thank you to African Americans






Maryland

Baltimore leads state in growth

Baltimore's property wealth has grown at an average rate of 5.2 percent since 2014, according to state budget analysts, doubling the 2.6 percent growth for the state.

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