With Covid-19 resurgent, advocates call on Baltimore to again suspend evictions
More than 350 evictions are scheduled this week alone by the sheriff’s office.
Neighborhoods
Special SeriesDec 21, 2021
Some tenants still without heat at Queen Esther Apartments, residents say
In a recent change of ownership, the sellers reaped $7 million more for the building than they paid for it, according to documents obtained by The Brew.
Dec 19, 2021
“We don’t know why we aren’t treated equally”
Students rally to demand better representation in Baltimore County’s redistricting and educational policies. Tomorrow the County Council votes on a much-criticized redistricting plan.
Dec 17, 2021
Digital billboard sign plan was pulled from Planning Commission agenda amid criticism
The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore is being questioned about its refusal to release a profit-sharing agreement with companies that would install the signs.
Dec 15, 2021
CHAP approves partial demolition of Madison Street rowhouses for Loyola School expansion
Opponents say the project would needlessly alter a uniquely intact block in a historic neighborhood. Applicants say it would fill a critical educational need.
Dec 13, 2021
Planned Dollar General store in Waverly has community leaders feeling dissed and demoralized
Reviled as predatory but also filling a need in disinvested communities, corporate dollar stores don’t match the aspirations of this Baltimore neighborhood.
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