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The commission is meant to increase efficiency and keep the charter up to date. It should have been convened by May 1st, 2021.
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The mayor touted investments and growth, such as plans for four new rec centers, and he announced a new library for Park Heights, the first built in Baltimore in 15 years.
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Baltimore City’s ‘Build Better BMore’ initiative will focus on filling 9,000 potholes, removing 900 graffiti markings, paving nine miles of city roads, and cleaning up known illegal dumping sites.
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The same committee that rejected Leach last week decided to unanimously confirm her on Monday.
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Members of Baltimore City’s investigative committee met for a third time Tuesday night. Council members grilled leaders of Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration on a recent agreement between the city and Baltimore Gas and Electric.
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None of Baltimore City's five member spending board — the Board of Estimates — voted on the conduit deal this week. Instead, all but one sounded off on the multimillion dollar agreement. Board members are at an impasse over whether the deal is good for residents and continue clashing over how the deal was handled.
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For nearly four hours, Baltimore city council members and residents sounded off as Baltimore Gas & Electric defended the controversial conduit deal, Thursday.
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Baltimore City’s Senate delegation, held a virtual meeting with Comptroller Bill Henry, City Council President Nick Mosby, and the City’s Deputy Solicitor, on the controversial matter.
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Baltimore City’s Board of Estimates approved the conduit deal with Baltimore Gas and Electric Wednesday morning despite some city council members asking for more time to evaluate the agreement. Two voting members did not attend the meeting in protest.
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Baltimore City’s Lexington Market is back in business as more than 40 vendors returned to the renovated building downtown.