I thought that there already is a shuttle from Woodberry to the Avenue. No matter, hardy souls can hoof it up the steep hills. If said hardy souls are out of shape, they can start catching their breath again when they reach Falls Road.

Then they can dodge the fast-moving masses of steel to arrive at The Avenue alive.

That which doesn't kill us makes us stronger.

I live in Brooklyn and commute to Annapolis five days a week. I haven’t been effected by crime in the year and a half I’ve lived here. A lot of it is petty crime, drugs, breaking into cars, we haven’t had any packages stolen but that is a thing.

Brooklyn is considered a “rough” area but in my experience it’s just a working class neighborhood. Locus Point is definitely nicer but pricey. I would look for something that’s near a major highway so you aren’t adding to your commute. For me it’s about 35 minutes to get there and maybe 45 to get home.

Not 100%, but they definitely didn't help marginalized groups. Poverty is a monster that devours and destroys whatever it touches and it can be caused by poor personal decisions. However, the moves from the post WWII housing lenders and government of the time manufactured much of the poverty that affects the cities in America. Baltimore just looks harder hit because of the city's racial makeup. The practices I mentioned (redlining, blockbusting, etc) were designed to primarily target blacks. In a majority black city, the effect is seen in greater detail and in a wider span.

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As of Friday night, Sotto Sopra was still accepting reservations

>same tropes that were expressed in the Kerwin report My current take away is that the Blueprint is nothing by old wine in new skins.

This is as far as I read because it's pretty clear you don't understand what the Blueprint is if that's at all surprising.

The Blueprint is meant to be the plan to enact the recommendations etc. that were in the Kerwin report.

But it's pretty laughable that you think the Kerwin report was recommending business as usual. There's a ton of recommendations in their that would be pretty big shocks to the system.

Edit: Reading more you seem upset that we're not putting kids on a technical path... earlier? You really should see the school system in place now if you don't think these are seismic shifts.

This is THE answer.

Pitamore makes the best falafel I've ever had. Hands down.

I started going here when it was Cilantro and in Owings Mills. Then they moved downtown and closed OM and I was heartbroken. Now, everytime I'm downtown, I go for lunch. It's sooooooooo good.

CYPRIANA is my go to

What. Kind. Of. Writing. Do. You. Do?

Are you a recent English major grad looking to get started in novel writing? Have you been watching the wire and wondering if any people from Baltimore helped write that television? Do you dream of going out to Hollywood and doing the big new screenplay that gets you an Oscar? There are dozens if not hundreds of little subfields for the concept of writing.

It's like asking if there any opportunities to cook. What do you cook? Are you a pizza chef, have you been making sushi your whole life, are you a grill master?

You got to give us something here, dude.

Check with the banner. They are a new newspaper and might have some internships or need some staff writers.

Plumber who saved Christmas

Hi! No, I don’t have any experience outside of magazine “staff writer” internships when I was studying in college. My degree is in English. I know it’s vague but I’m just looking for any writing opportunity. Within the state of Maryland but ideally the Baltimore area.

Far too vague, OP, you should be a littler wore specific, there are different fields that do entail certain types of skills and knowledge even if it’s all still “writing”.

Jordanian Halal Truck parks on Charles St by JHU. Good falafel there.

Hi! Any writing opportunities. I’m open to any kind of writing opportunity.

Do you have experience, are you a journalist or trying to write a novel or what? Writing is a bit of a vague description.

That’s a pretty strong claim. You may want to check with the businesses there about their agreement with that sentiment…

The corner of Broadway and e. Monument. The little food trailer is delish

Words, most likely.

As someone who also grew up in the Dirty Dena and now lives in the city, the Fallujah comment is so accurate. Anytime I go visit my parents they always tell me to be careful in the city lol

Does no one eat at Tio Pepe’s anymore?

When I moved into my current (rental) it took a while to get BGE to switch the billing over. Apparently in their system the house had needed inspection, somehow they thought it burned down. Just had to keep calling until I got to someone who understood the situation.

Maiwand Grill.