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Maryland’s chief financial officers approved millions in funding for 130 statewide community-led revitalization and redevelopment projects Wednesday.
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Advocates of a consequential series of housing bills hope the proposals will alleviate costs for city residents.
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The program can house up to 60 people a year.
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Frederick nonprofits are concerned the federal point-in-time survey may give an inaccurate image of homelessness in the county when compared to data collected through the McKinney Vento Act.
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The move will likely have ripple effects across emergency infrastructure.
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The cuts could put 170,000 people on the street nationwide.
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Legislation would open the door for easier code enforcement.
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Elected officials and community leaders celebrated a major milestone in the revitalization of East Baltimore’s Johnston Square neighborhood Monday, as the Hammond at Greenmount Park officially opened its doors.
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Democrat Michael O’Connor is on his way to winning his third term as Frederick City’s mayor.
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott joins Midday to discuss the latest from City Hall, including the passage of a much-discussed series of housing bills Scott hopes will increase affordability.