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Baltimore Women Are Making Their Way Into Traditionally Male-Dominated Trades
The Baltimore metro area recently ranked fourth in the nation for the highest number of women in the construction industry. Here's why that matters:
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Giulietta Pinna’s Prop Up Shop is Where Business and Wonder Mix
With her prop rental shop and photo studio, Pinna turned hoarding vintage items into a career.
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Sports Wagering Goes Legal in Maryland
But when can we realistically expect the state to begin allowing the practice at licensed venues?
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A Wholly Reimagined Rash Field Makes its Debut at the Inner Harbor
At a ribbon-cutting event Friday, locals christened the playground, concrete skate plaza, and other new features.
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Best Baltimore Spots to Work Remotely
From coffee shops to libraries to co-working spaces, here’s where to get a change of scenery.
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Troubled Waters
The opening of Harborplace sparked a waterfront renaissance beyond baltimore’s wildest dreams. Four decades later, has the ship sailed for the twin pavilions?
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Alec MacGillis’ New Book Chronicles the Fall of Manufacturing and Rise of Amazon
Some of the most interesting chapters juxtapose Baltimore's legendary Bethlehem Steel and General Motors operations against the Amazon warehouses that have supplanted them.
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Maintaining Healthy Joints
Dr. Sean Meredith discusses common orthopedic complaints and how to stay healthy as we age.
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Here are the First Two Vendors Moving Into the New Lexington Market Building
Selections from more than 300 applicants will be announced bi-monthly throughout 2021.
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The Eternal Optimism of Thibault Manekin
What’s positioned his firm, Seawall Development, to succeed—particularly with Lexington Market—is an emphasis on community inclusion in real estate.
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UpSurge Wants Baltimore to Be the Nation’s First Equitech City
CEO Jamie McDonald discusses plans to create a more inclusive innovation economy.
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Give Baltimore 2024
Welcome to our annual Give Baltimore guide, a resource for charitable organizations to share their missions and invite the generous support of Baltimore’s readers. Here we profile area nonprofits addressing the pressing needs of social justice, equity, climate change, food insecurity, and many other mission areas.
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Here’s What Commuters Hope to See at Penn Station Once Renovations are Complete
An updated wish list for the redevelopment, slated to begin construction this summer.
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What to Expect From Port Covington’s Next Development Phase
South Baltimore’s “city-within-a-city” began construction on five new buildings last week.
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New Architecture and Design Hub Opens at One Charles Center
A new design gem is offering a place for students, creatives, and others to learn and experiment.
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How MacKenzie Scott’s $85 Million Gifts Will Benefit Maryland HBCUs
Scott, former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announces record donations to state schools and United Way of Central Maryland.
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How Architect George Kostritsky Revitalized Downtown Baltimore
Co-founder of groundbreaking firm RTKL died of COVID-19 complications in July, shortly after his 98th birthday.
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A Wave of Woe Awaits
It’s never good news when the bankruptcy business is booming.
History & Politics
Why Bob Wallace Wants to Bring a Business-Minded Approach to City Hall
Running as an independent is an uphill struggle in a city dominated by democrats, but the mayoral candidate isn’t letting that stop him.
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Cross Keys Merchants Enthusiastic About Switch to Local Ownership
Caves Valley Partners plans updates to reestablish the property as a premiere retail destination.
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Design for Distancing Competition Aims to Revive The Beauty of Public Spaces
Forward-thinking social-distancing structures could be built in the city as early as this month.
