Maryland Morning

PLEASE NOTE: THE MONDAY OCTOBER 29 SCREENING OF "RACE: THE POWER OF AN ILLUSION" AT THE PRATT CENTRAL LIBRARY IS POSTPONED BECAUSE OF THE STORM. It's been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 4. More information at linesbetweenus.org.

Today in our ongoing series about inequality in the Baltimore region, we’ll meet Cherry Hill Community Coalition chairperson Michael Middleton; Baltimore native Rhonda Williams, author of The Politics of Public Housing: Black Women's Struggles against Urban Inequality; and Berkeley law professor john a. powell, who was a key expert witness Thompson v. HUD, a case in which a federal judge ruled that the federal government must take a regional approach to Baltimore City's public housing.

In the last segment of the episode we hear from a participant in the Baltimore Housing Mobility Program.

Nicole's extended interview.mp3

DeLuca on housing needs.mp3

Today on "The Lines Between Us", we're looking at public housing in the Baltimore region.

Michael Middleton on Cherry Hill's master plan

Full interview

The Battle of Antietam on September 17, 1862, is often described as the bloodiest day in American military history. The carnage is hard to imagine- thousands of men killed, tens of thousands more wounded. Many died because of poor medical treatment and disorganization.

Wednesday, October 24
Grammy-nominated fiddler Casey Driessen
Maryland Hall for Creative Arts in Annapolis
7:30pm 

Wednesday, October 24
Heroes
Everyman Theatre
Baltimore
Runs through December 2

Work could start as early as next summer on a multi-use sports and events center in downtown Hagerstown-a new home for the Hagerstown Suns.