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Northeast crime spike: Healing neighborhoods
Residents of Northeast Baltimore, an area long regarded as a mostly placid, middle-class enclave of stable neighborhoods and small businesses, are understandably upset over a spike in crime that has left the district leading the city in homicides. As...Tags: Business, Crimes, Foreclosures, Sales, Crime, Law and Justice
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Northeast Baltimore shines despite problems
The life I experience as a 30-year resident and homeowner in Northeast Baltimore is quite different from the picture painted recently in The Sun. I've worked in community development for 16 years and know the Northeast Baltimore neighborhoods well. I have...Tags: Restaurants, Parochial Schools, Home Improvement, Mortgages, Maryland
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Saigon Remembered closed
Dining@LargeAfter almost 10 years on York Road, Saigon Remembered served its last meal yesterday. Michael Sragow has this post about the changes in the neighborhood around the Senator theater.Its fans were absolutely devoted to the Nguyen family, and word is......Tags: Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)
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Dixon corruption case could expand
The City Hall corruption case against Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon and other officials could widen to include additional development projects, one of several fresh details revealed Thursday when prosecutors and defense attorneys met in open court for...Tags: Corporate Crime, Ethics, Values, Democratic Party, Regional Authority
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Free help on making home energy-efficient
You can save money by making your home energy-efficient. And now you can get help with that, too. The nonprofit Civic Works will do the job for free for low-to moderate-income residents in the neighborhoods of Belair-Edison, Harwood, Waverly and...Tags: Home Energy Saving, Energy Saving
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Small unpaid bills put residents at risk
Sun reportersHomeowners who owe just a few hundred dollars in municipal debts - including Baltimore City water bills - often are hit with thousands of dollars in fees from private debt collectors and can lose their homes if they don't pay up. At least 400 city...Tags: Harford County, Public Officials, Family, Litigation, Catonsville
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Man, 24, is fatally shot in Northeast Baltimore
A 24-year-old man was fatally shot in Northeast Baltimore early yesterday, police said. Michael Wilson of the 3100 block of Belair Road was found about 2:30 a.m. bleeding on a sidewalk in the Belair-Edison community and was pronounced dead a short time...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Crimes, Death, Crime, Law and Justice, Health
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How to save some green this winter and be energy efficient
Baltimore Sun reporterAs temperatures plummet and fuel prices soar, many Maryland residents are dreading the coming winter months. But 300 low- to moderate- income homes in Northeast Baltimore are getting a boost from Project Light Bulb, an energy-efficiency initiative...Tags: Weather Reports, Weather, Environmental Issues, Energy Saving, Arts and Culture
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Deadline looms on city bills
Baltimore Sun reportersMore than 20,000 Baltimore property owners who have fallen behind on real estate taxes or services such as water bills must pay up by the end of the month or face possible foreclosure. City officials plan at their annual tax sale next month to auction up...Tags: Crimes, Public Officials, Mortgages, Lawyers, Maryland
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Making where they live even better
Sun StaffIn most neighborhoods, it takes a barbecue, a pool party or a holiday to get residents together. On a recent Friday morning in Baltimore's Belair-Edison section, a trash bin - a giant, empty, dark green one - got the job done. Almost as soon as the...Tags: Crimes, Prices, Crime, Law and Justice, Drug Trafficking, Martin O'Malley
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Seeing a hopeful change
Sun StaffLast in a series Dahlia Kaminsky was showing off Patterson Park, pointing out rehabbed houses that have emerged from under their old Formstone, when a real estate agent called her cell phone to ask if one could be had for $120,000 or less. Her answer...Tags: Crimes, Mount Vernon, Prices, Public Employees, Patterson Park
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Seclusion, home designs attract buyers
Sun StaffThe old Tappan stove in Kirk and Jane Osborn's 1931 Tudor home is the showpiece of the kitchen, but it is troubled by controls that malfunction and an oven that leaks heat. The original white-trimmed brick look in Mike Vogel's home was lost during the...Tags: New York City, Credit and Debt, Central Park, Real Estate Agents, Kentucky
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