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Leaders address growing violence among youth in Baltimore - Vimarsana News

Leaders address growing violence among youth in Baltimore

Baltimore City leaders gathered Thursday evening to hear from the community about a rise in youth violence.

Source: wbaltv.com
Leaders host hearing to address growing violence among youth in Baltimore - Vimarsana News

Leaders host hearing to address growing violence among youth in Baltimore

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Leaders host hearing to address growing violence among youth in Baltimore

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Where it all started: Baltimore to name street at Madison Square Recreation Center after former St. Frances basketball coach William Wells - Vimarsana News

Where it all started: Baltimore to name street at Madison Square Recreation Center after former St. Frances basketball coach William Wells

On July 30, Baltimore City Councilman Robert Stokes and a committee led by Fred Wright will honor William Wells, the former senior director of Madison Square Recreation Center, with a street-naming ceremony. The corner of Biddle and Eden streets will become William Wells Lane.

Baltimore awards $7 million in American Rescue Plan money to nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Baltimore awards $7 million in American Rescue Plan money to nonprofits

Baltimore awarded more than $7 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds to nine city nonprofits Wednesday, starting the much-awaited process of distributing the money directly to groups not under the city’s umbrella.

Baltimore Council members debrief police department budget hearing amid surging violence - Vimarsana News

Baltimore Council members debrief police department budget hearing amid surging violence

As murders and gun violence continue to plague Baltimore, Council members made their discontent with the state of public safety clear in Tuesday night’s heated budget hearing.