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“Baltimore has always been a working people’s town and it is going to remain that way."
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It follows months of tumultuous conflict between the city’s council and Mayor Brandon Scott over the most recent redistricting efforts.
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Also included in Mosby’s plan is a revision to the timeline as to when the charter redistricting proposals must be introduced.
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The department refers two-thirds of city youth auto-theft arrests to the state’s attorney and 97% of youth carjackings.
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A former Baltimore City Councilwoman has entered the race for Council President. Shannon Sneed served on the Baltimore City Council from 2016 to 2020.
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The districts should have population equity while being contiguous and compact. Some neighborhoods could get split between councilmanic districts.
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"This is not an aspect of officer indifference, this is a clear example of not following the rules and lives are being lost.”
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A coalition comprised of consumer advocates, environmental activists and union members met at SEIU 1199 headquarters in Baltimore Thursday, in an effort to stop BGE’s rate hikes.
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“We have 23 pools in our system. 15 pools are open. 6 pools are under renovation or going out to bid,” said Scott as he addressed the controversy over closed city pools.
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The department says it’s operating with about 30% less apparatus than it needs to cover the city.