Harbor Point Ice Festival features A Love Letter to Maryland
The Harbor Point Ice Festival returned today with A Love Letter to Maryland.The event featured award-winning sculptors using chainsaws and chisels to create ice
Source: foxbaltimore.com
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Sandlot, the popular Baltimore beach hangout, to return as private event venue with limited public access
Sandlot will make the transition to a more intimate private venue, developers said, with the exception of public events that are being planned for Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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When a Baltimore neighborhood that once included Perkins Homes is slowly replaced
Gough and Bond streets are ground zero of the transformation of Perkins Homes, the 1940s public housing project that is fast disappearing.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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Baltimore's famed Attman's Delicatessen to open a new location in Harbor Point – Baltimore Sun
The famed Baltimore delicatessen known for its corned beef sandwiches plans to open an eatery in Harbor Point later this year.
Source: baltimoresun.com
The development outlook for Baltimore in 2023 is bright
Based on the many announced projects moving from drawing boards to groundbreakings, it should be a banner year for development in and around Baltimore in 2023. Despite expected economic headwinds and a pandemic that has not surrendered its grip on us, developers are moving ahead with a wide range of significant initiatives in Baltimore and ...
Source: thedailyrecord.com