On Feb. 3, David Scott, director of the city’s Department of Public Works, announced that midyear budget cuts by the city’s Department of Finance is forcing the Baltimore Public Works Museum to close its doors. The museum will be closed immediately, but the historic Eastern Avenue Pumping Station (the almost century-old wastewater pumping station...
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH The theme for the National Trust for Historic Preservation May 2009 Historic Preservation Month is “This Place Matters!,” which its web site says is meant to “raise awareness about the power historic preservation has to protect and enhance our homes, neighborhoods and communities.” Check out the current list of list of...
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Rumorgate: Day 2
What a weird thing this O’Malley marriage rumor debacle has turned out to be. While it’s fascinating like a car wreck, I’m not sure it’s actually means anything besides the obvious political implications. (If it does mean anything, find out what in this Sun story by Abigail Tucker and Stephen Kiehl about How the...
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