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Decades ago the Census Bureau reported that the total population of Washington, D.C. was larger than that of Baltimore, since then Baltimore has year in and year out

For two years  in a row now Governor O'Malley has restored the 1% inflation factor, in addition to continuing to fund the Geographic Cost of Education Index (.pdf),

With foreclosures still at a high percentage especially in our area, homeowner's counseling is a more valuable resource now than ever.  The National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) Program

Do you love your neighborhood?  Then come join Baltimore's brightest activists, artists, educators, and leaders for this years 6th Annual Neighborhood Institute: Love Where You Live.  The day

There are many issues that need to be handled when discussing the problem of immigration in America.  As a result, immigrant women face challenges that are often overlooked. 

Governor Martin O'Malley is set to deliver his annual State of the State Address January 30th at noon.  This address will discuss the past year's decisions and actions

Baltimore's City Council are advocates for the City's residents, and can help residents access City Services if problems occur in their neighborhood.  In addition to the Council Members that

Hiking and nature trails provide a fun way to exercise and also provide communities with some job opportunities.  Maryland has a Maryland Trail Atlas to help you find the

Faith-based organizations that work on garden projects have a special opportunity in Baltimore.  Applications are due soon for the Baltimore Food & Faith Project Garden Grants.  In order