Major blow to Harborplace redevelopment plans draws ire of Baltimore leaders
BALTIMORE -- Baltimore City leaders are questioning an Anne Arundel County judge's ruling that calls a crucial ballot question needed for the redevelopment at the Inner Harbor unconstitutional. The ruling, which the Maryland State Board of Elections can appeal, delivered a major blow to the Harborplace redevelopment plans.
Paula Roberts Rome, who selected the food court vendors to open Harborplace in 1980, died at her Roland Park Place home.
It takes a lot of nerve for Councilman Costello and the mayor to attack a judge and the many serious people who believe the waterfront apartment tower plan is bad for the Inner Harbor. [OP-ED] ...
The referendum would have allowed voters to decide whether to allow residential development at the Inner Harbor site.
The Maryland State Board of Elections voted Tuesday afternoon to appeal an Anne Arundel County judge’s ruling to nullify a ...
Attorney for the plaintiffs says Scott is “playing the race card” as the battle to build high-rise apartments and commercial buildings at the Inner Harbor public park heats up.
Renderings of a reimagined Harborplace show plans to replace aging store fronts and restaurants with a two-tier promenade and ...
The State Board of Elections announced Tuesday that it voted unanimously to seek an appeal of the circuit court regarding ...
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