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Baltimore Council committee fast-tracks bill making current elected officials pension-eligible after 8 years instead of 12 - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Council committee fast-tracks bill making current elected officials pension-eligible after 8 years instead of 12

A bill that will decrease the number of years Baltimore elected officials need to earn a pension from 12 to eight was advanced by a Baltimore City Council committee Thursday.

Baltimore City Council approves first major changes to city's police district map in more than 60 years – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Baltimore City Council approves first major changes to city's police district map in more than 60 years – Baltimore Sun

For the first time in more than 60 years, Baltimore’s police district map will be overhauled.

'It's not perfect': Baltimore City Council gives initial approval for police redistricting plan despite constituent concerns – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

'It's not perfect': Baltimore City Council gives initial approval for police redistricting plan despite constituent concerns – Baltimore Sun

Some Baltimore residents fear lower property values if they are moved into a police district with higher crime rates. The City Council is making the first major boundary changes in 60 years.

Youth curfew: Great in concept, not in practice | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Youth curfew: Great in concept, not in practice | COMMENTARY

Prince George's County claims early success in enforcing youth curfew but Baltimore's experience suggests it's no cure for violence.

Baltimore looks at curfew for teens, ignoring their gang violence problem - Vimarsana News

Baltimore looks at curfew for teens, ignoring their gang violence problem

Because I'm sure the gangs would be afraid to violate a curfew

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