by Fern ShenJun 26, 2022
At Baltimore parade, Pride “now more than ever”
After the Supreme Court overturns reproductive rights and signals contraception and gay marriage may be next, the annual LGBTQ+ celebration has an undertone of urgency.
Neighborhoods
Jun 22, 2022
MDE finds lead in the paint chips that have fallen from TV tower in Woodberry
Similar paint flakes have been reported elsewhere in North Baltimore, including Medfield and Hampden. The Brew found several outside the Union Collective.
Jun 21, 2022
Residents in Woodberry alarmed after paint flakes from TV tower rain down on yards and streets
Workers have been grinding paint off the broadcast tower for weeks, say residents, one of whom tested a chip that came up positive for lead.
Jun 6, 2022
Backed-up sewage befouls West Baltimore church’s baptismal pool
It’s slowly filling up, says the church trustee who tried for a year to get the city to fix the water main break at the CSX bridge over North Avenue.
Jun 2, 2022
City-owned vacant collapses onto West Baltimore community garden
Fighting “demolition by neglect,” residents say they pleaded with housing officials for years to stabilize the Harlem Park rowhouse.
May 10, 2022
FEMA-funded produce box program, “a lifeline” in Baltimore, ends abruptly
City plans to resume the program, but doesn’t have a timeline and is only dedicating funds for 2,000 boxes a week. Previously it was 17,000 boxes a week.
Older Stories
Dec 19, 2021
“We don’t know why we aren’t treated equally”
