News-Letter

General Growth Properties' (GGP) decision to declare bankruptcy for its Inner Harbor property, Harborplace, is the most recent result of the struggling economy, the next in what has become a series of unfortunate casualties for both Baltimore's current and historic cultural venues.… Post the First Comment

As the number of swine flu cases increases each day throughout the United States, the University's attempts to address this growing health concern and keep students informed is an important and timely effort. As of Wednesday evening, there have been six possible, though unconfirmed, cases of swine flu reported in Maryland: three in Baltimore County and three in neighboring Anne Arundel county.… 1 Comment

The April 25 Baltimore Bike Blast is one component of Baltimore City's greater commitment to Mayor Sheila Dixon's Sustainability Plan. Aimed at encouraging alternatives to automotive travel, the Bike Blast that took place in Druid Hill Park drew hundreds of participants, many of whom gained a renewed confidence in bike riding and promised to trade four wheels for two more often, according to Bike Blast volunteer David Shapiro.… 1 Comment