Baltimore has more pressing needs than highway demolition | READER COMMENTARY
Retaining useful "Highway to Nowhere" makes sense, especially when the millions needs to scrap it could be spent on better housing and street repair.
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Retaining useful "Highway to Nowhere" makes sense, especially when the millions needs to scrap it could be spent on better housing and street repair.
Any claim that historic Baltimore property languished because state agency deliberately withheld tax credits isn't correct.
Fire that destroyed historic property in Harlem Park might not have happened had a renovation plan not been held up by a state agency
Short stretch of divided highway may have disrupted city neighborhoods when it was built but it can be useful for Baltimore motorists today.
Thank goodness the Baltimore City Information Technology Department decided to ban the use of Tik Tok by city employees .