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Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreBaltimore City's Board of Ethics has a problem with a recently passed council bill that changes the number of years elected officials have to serve in office before earning a pension. The Board wrote a letter to Mayor Brandon Scott requesting that he hold off on signing the bill into law, pending an advisory review.See the Story
Baltimore City Board of Ethics says new pension bill presents conflict of interest
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreThe story of a costly pedestrian tunnel that runs straight into an embankment because city agencies failed to coordinate their plans.See the Story
Welcome to the “underpass to nowhere” 20 years after it was planned
Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreIn a city beset with grime and uncollected trash, the lawsuit filed against cigarette companies seems like a flimsy distraction. [OP-ED]See the Story
Scott’s cigarette butt lawsuit sends a worrisome message about the mayor’s priorities
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Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreThe 235-acre project has already started getting commercial tenants. Two new housing complexes will be Rye House and 250 Mission, and leasing is set to start in the first quarter of 2023. A custom mural by local artist Saba Hamdi will be displayed on a 40-foot shipping container.See the Story
Port Covington's 'Baltimore Peninsula' project expects to sign two tenants before 2023
Coverage: 4 sources
US & Canada · AnnapolisDemocrat Wes Moore is elected Maryland's first Black governor. Moore defeated Republican Dan Cox in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1. Moore's running mate, Aruna Miller, also made Maryland history by becoming the first immigrant to win the lieutenant governor's office. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan is term limited.See the Story
In Maryland, Moore elected as state’s first Black governor
51% Left coverage: 57 sources
Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreBaltimore City residents will be seeing a 25 percent discount on their water bill. E-Coli was found in samples of water in Southwest Baltimore over Labor Day weekend. The discount will be applied starting Tuesday to around 200,000 accounts within the city. The five dollar Bay Restoration fee from the state will not be included.See the Story
Parents rally for student safety in Baltimore County Public Schools
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
US & Canada · BaltimoreBaltimore Magazine event included samples of food from some of the winners of the Best in Baltimore contest as well as dancing and drinks. Maryland Department of Health sent out a survey to attendees as part of its investigation. Baltimore Magazine contacted the health department after multiple attendees developed an illness days after the event.See the Story
Health Department investigating 'Best of Baltimore' event left people sick
50% Left coverage: 4 sources
Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreQuestion K creates term limits for the mayor, comptroller, city council president, and council members. Question H brings Baltimore City Police back under "local control" Term limits go into effect in 2024, so the soonest an elected official would leave office due to the new law is 2032.See the Story
Baltimore votes for term limits, control of city's police department
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreShorter became Baltimore's first city administrator after a 2020 charter amendment created the position. Shorter's last day in Baltimore will be Dec. 30, and a search replace him is underway. "I am immensely grateful for the vision Mayor Scott had to create this role," Shorter says.See the Story
Baltimore's city administrator takes leadership position in Northern Virginia
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore owes over $20,000 in Baltimore water bills
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
PropertyThe sinkhole formed from a 9-foot storm water main dating back to the 1880s. The sinkhole was found on the property of the Montebello Water Treatment Plant. There was no impact to water customers at this time, a plant spokesman said. It is not affecting operations at the plant, he said.See the Story
City crews work to stabilize sinkhole that formed near Montebello Water Treatment Plant
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