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How can Baltimore increase job access for low-income residents? Building from Strength: Creating Opportunity in Baltimore's Next Economy is the title of a Brookings Institution report from earlier this year

The 14th Mayor's Spring Cleanup will take place on Saturday, April 20th. The event is held annually in order to bring communities together to clean a particular section

A recent opinion piece in the Baltimore Sun recognizes the enormous role a person's zip code plays in a person's health outcomes in Baltimore, on par with or even exceeding

If you do something special to make Maryland "a better place to live, learn and work," the governor may highlight your work at the 2013 State of the

We'd greatly appreciate you taking part in our project to ensure accurate foreclosure intervention information is widely available in Baltimore City. It's easy: copy anything in this post

Baltimore City is one step away from environmental sustainability!  Well, not exacty, but after Thursday, we will have a Climate Action Plan (CAP), a document that will guide

Vacants to Value (V2V) began two years ago as a new strategy in Baltimore Housing's efforts to diminish the problem of vacant homes and lots in Baltimore by making

What do you think characterizes your community around a Red Line station?  The planning of the Baltimore Red Line continues, and the project managers want to hear from

Perfect opportunity for cyclists to share their ideas with the City's Department of Transportation! On Tuesday, November 13th, the D center's monthly Design Conversation will be on the