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Baltimore Waste Incinerator Is Condemned As Another Charts Its Future
After racking up dozens of pollution violations, the owner of a troubled South Baltimore medical waste incinerator must soon cease operations and pay a $600,000 penalty under a state legal settlement, Maryland officials announced on Oct. 1. The announcement comes nearly three years after owner Curtis Bay Energy pled guilty...
baltimorefishbowl.com
Modern World Baltimore is moving from 36th Street to the former Wishbone Reserve building at 3811 Falls Road in Hampden
The former Wishbone Reserve/Get Shredded space in Hampden isn’t staying vacant long after the tenants moved out in September. The operators of Modern World Baltimore, a bottle shop at 1006 W. 36th Street that features non-alcoholic and specialty goods, snacks and gifts, announced on Instagram that their business will be moving to the former Wishbone Reserve/Get Shredded building at 3811 Falls Road in late November or early December – and it will have company.
sbybiz.org
Access to Capital: Financing Programs, Loans, Grants & Other Resources
Thursday, October 15 | 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. The Comptroller’s Office will be joined by representatives from TEDCO, Baltimore Community Lending, the Maryland Department of Commerce, and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development to discuss financing programs, loans, grants, and other resources available to help Maryland businesses start, grow, and invest.
baltimorefishbowl.com
Five Stories You May Have Missed: Harborplace Store Closures; Out-of-State Plates; Inner Harbor Traffic Change Proposed; and more.
Last week, we shared news about Harborplace store closures; legislation proposed to close a portion of Light Street for the Harborplace redevelopment; and Maryland’s enforcement of “Plate Were You Live” going into effect. Revisit the stories here:. “October has brought more tenant departures and closure announcements at...
baltimoremagazine.com
If You Sew in Baltimore, You Know Stadham Corporation
The Southwest Baltimore sewing machine retail and repair shop harkens back to the days when Baltimore housed the second-largest garment industry in the U.S. Push open the door to Stadham Corporation, a modest storefront at the busy intersection of Caton and Frederick avenues in the Carroll neighborhood of Southwest Baltimore, and you’re bound to hear the hum of a sewing machine or the click-clack of someone burrowing through a bin of buttons.
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Executive Director Fired From New Job After Just 9 Days for Wearing Cornrows at Burning Man
A new job at a Baltimore arts group ended almost as fast as it began, and it all came down to a hairstyle. Kelly Carnes was let go as executive director of the Baltimore Rock Opera Society on Wednesday, September 23, after a video showed her wearing cornrows, according to the New York Post, in […]
myfamilytravels.com
A Maryland Market Has Been Feeding Baltimore Since 1786, Long Before Food Halls Became Trendy
Food halls are having a moment. Every city seems to have one now, with trendy stalls and exposed brick. But this Maryland market has been doing it since 1786, long before it was a trend. Generations of vendors have set up shop under the same roof, selling produce, meats, baked goods, and prepared food to anyone who walks through the doors.
foxbaltimore.com
City Council President Cohen addresses BGE’s $156 million rate hike request
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Baltimore City Council President Zeke Cohen held a press conference Saturday to address Baltimore Gas & Electric’s (BGE) proposed electric rate increase, then brought the fight directly to residents for a door-to-door canvass in west Baltimore. Cohen joined the High Energy Bills Maryland Coalition, community...