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Richard A. Lidinsky Jr., a former chair of the Federal Maritime Commission who was known as the 'Watchdog of the Port,' dies – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Richard A. Lidinsky Jr., a former chair of the Federal Maritime Commission who was known as the 'Watchdog of the Port,' dies – Baltimore Sun

Richard A. Lidinsky Jr., an attorney who headed the Federal Maritime Commission and was known as the “Watchdog of the Port,” died Thursday at his Roland Park home. He was 76.

Baltimore to close out summer with Charm City Live Festival - Vimarsana News

Baltimore to close out summer with Charm City Live Festival

Baltimore City is closing out the summer season with the first Charm City Live Festival.

Source: wbaltv.com
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's proposed budget would increase police spending, add civilian officers – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's proposed budget would increase police spending, add civilian officers – Baltimore Sun

Baltimore's $4 billion 2023 budget would spend less overall than last year but a bit more on police and holds the line on taxes.

Elinor P. Bell, a longtime city public schools educator who was active in politics and earned a law degree, dies - Vimarsana News

Elinor P. Bell, a longtime city public schools educator who was active in politics and earned a law degree, dies

Elinor P. Bell, whose career as a Baltimore City Public Schools educator spanned nearly four decades, died of heart failure March 22 at Union Memorial Hospital. The Northwest Baltimore resident was 79.

We are deeply and profoundly sorry: For decades, The Baltimore Sun promoted policies that oppressed Black Marylanders; we are working to make amends - Vimarsana News

We are deeply and profoundly sorry: For decades, The Baltimore Sun promoted policies that oppressed Black Marylanders; we are working to make amends

Instead of using its platform to question and strike down racism, The Sun frequently employed prejudice as a tool of the times. It fed the fear and anxiety of white readers with stereotypes and caricatures that reinforced their erroneous beliefs about Black Americans.