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The plan is still the plan : District responds over City College

Parents and students are anticipating a big vote planned for Tuesday night at the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners meeting.

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Plan to move City College students to UB could face roadblock

Some Baltimore City school students are concerned over a potential relocation plan.

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Sen Jill Carter aims to increase scrutiny of tax incentives for developers

Sen Jill Carter aims to increase scrutiny of tax incentives for developers
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Homes decorated for Hanukkah vandalized in Hampden

A part of the Miracle on 34th Street light display was vandalized Saturday.

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Board s anticipated vote on Safe Streets grant comes after raid

The Baltimore City Board of Estimates is expected to vote Wednesday on accepting $3.6 million from the state for the Safe Streets program.

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