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U.S. gas prices drop following state tax cuts, but $100 oil and Strait of Hormuz strikes limit broader relief
NOTTINGHAM, Md. — Average U.S. gasoline prices fell 5.5 cents over the past week to $4.24 per gallon, driven by state fuel tax suspensions and price-cycling shifts, according to data released Monday by fuel-tracking service GasBuddy. Despite the weekly decline, drivers continue to face elevated fuel costs, with the national gasoline average sitting $1.26 per […]
baltimorefishbowl.com
Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions with Denzel Mitchell of the Farm Alliance of Baltimore
Food and farming have always been in Denzel Mitchell. He was meant to be a farmer—but the road to farming has also given him plenty of room to do the things he loves: cooking, teaching, and being a dad to five children (it’s his Instagram handle, after all).
labdesignnews.com
Research Building Upgrade Balances Energy Recovery and Continuous Lab Operations
Aging ventilation infrastructure can be difficult to replace in any research facility, but the challenge becomes more complex when the building must remain fully occupied and operational throughout construction. At the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Frank S. Bressler Research Building, a phased replacement of the building’s exhaust and heat recovery systems was designed around that constraint.
unearththevoyage.com
This Colonial-Era Home Is One of the Oldest Still Standing in Maryland’s Fell’s Point
Somewhere in Maryland, tucked between busy cobblestone streets and rows of newer buildings, sits a small home that has quietly watched centuries roll by. Most people stroll right past it without realizing they are walking next to one of the oldest surviving houses in the whole city. Behind its plain...
CBS Baltimore
BGE asks regulator to "protect" customers outside Baltimore from higher conduit fees
Baltimore Gas and Electric has filed a request with Maryland's Public Service Commission to "protect" its customers in surrounding counties from additional costs resulting from Baltimore City's decision to increase utility conduit fees.
familydestinationsguide.com
Visit This Jaw-Dropping Discount Store In Maryland Where Every Aisle Has Incredible Steals
Every aisle at Ollie’s Bargain Outlet in Aberdeen, Maryland has something worth stopping for, and that’s not the kind of claim most stores can make without blushing. This jaw-dropping discount store has built a reputation among Maryland shoppers that’s based entirely on one simple thing: incredible steals, delivered consistently, across every single department.
bmorenews.com
theeveningenterprise.com
Returning MPT series spotlights Easton, Ocean City, Denton businesses
OWINGS MILLS – Maryland Public Television will debut the fourth season of its original series “Made in Maryland” with three half-hour episodes over consecutive Wednesdays beginning Oct. 28. The program tells stories of people and companies at the forefront of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the paths...
hoodline.com
Historic Wilkens Building Near Camden Yards Hits Auction Block Again
A 155-year-old office building standing between the Inner Harbor and Camden Yards is headed back to the auction block, with bidding opening Monday for 300 W. Pratt St., better known as the Wilkens Building. The opening bid is set at $400,000, and it marks the second time in two years that the historic property has gone up for sale.
connectcre.com
Lee & Associates Brokers Lease for 2nd Swing Golf Location
Seven years after opening the only Maryland-area 2nd Swing Golf location in Howard County, the national golf retailer has further expanded its footprint at 8909 McGaw Court in Columbia, Maryland. 2nd Swing Golf has leased an additional 8,802 square feet of space with Buligo Capital Partners, representing a 60 percent...
baltimorefishbowl.com
State Center office buildings to be demolished to create mixed-use community with up to 1,600 residences, under ‘vision plan’ unveiled Tuesday
State Center’s office buildings would be demolished and replaced with a mixed-use community containing up to 1,600 residences; a grocery store; offices; retail space and a hotel, under a revised “vision plan” unveiled by state and city officials on Tuesday. The only building not targeted for demolition...
wesm913.org
Baltimore State Center Redevelopment Plan Proposes Up to 1,712 Homes, Grocery Store and Hotel
Baltimore’s State Center could be transformed into a mixed-use neighborhood with up to 1,712 homes, a grocery store, office space, retail businesses and a hotel under a revised redevelopment vision unveiled by state and city officials on Tuesday. The proposal calls for demolishing four aging state office buildings across...