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Baltimore City Council cut $1.7 million from BOPA's budget, leaving unanswered questions about Artscape - Vimarsana News

Baltimore City Council cut $1.7 million from BOPA's budget, leaving unanswered questions about Artscape

With Artscape set to begin in 99 days, details about the festival remain elusive as the beleaguered Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts (BOPA) attempts to regain its footing amid budget cuts and pressure to reform.

City passes 2024 budget, withholding $1.7 million from BOPA - Vimarsana News

City passes 2024 budget, withholding $1.7 million from BOPA

Baltimore City Council passed its 2024 operating budget Wednesday, reigniting frustrations around the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts.

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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison to step down - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison to step down

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison to step down

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Baltimore police Commissioner Michael Harrison fields questions on his future - Vimarsana News

Baltimore police Commissioner Michael Harrison fields questions on his future

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Baltimore police Commissioner Michael Harrison fields questions on his future

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Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison to leave contract early; veteran Richard Worley nominated to replace him - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison to leave contract early; veteran Richard Worley nominated to replace him

Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will depart before the end of his contract, city officials announced Thursday, and Mayor Brandon Scott has nominated a 25-year veteran of the city department, Deputy Commissioner Richard Worley, to replace him.