Will Baltimore County embrace a new generation of mixed use town centers? | COMMENTARY
Creating mixed use developments with apartments, offices and shops is a suburban trend so why are so many in Baltimore County opposed to such projects?
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Creating mixed use developments with apartments, offices and shops is a suburban trend so why are so many in Baltimore County opposed to such projects?
A remarkable thing happened in Anne Arundel County. While many Republicans were waiting for the “red wave” and Democrats were waiting for the “blue wave,” county voters produced a “black wave” that is indicative of how far Anne Arundel County has come.
In his second term, Pittman plans to transform the long-abandoned property — after extensive remediation — into a nonprofit incubation center, a hub for behavioral health resources and a memorial to those who were mistreated at the site.
Monday was the start of new terms for many elected officials across Maryland. For many county executives in the region, Monday marks the beginning of a second term.
In his second term, Pittman plans to transform the long-abandoned property — after extensive remediation — into a nonprofit incubation center, a hub for behavioral health resources and a memorial to those who were mistreated at the site.