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    Jun 15, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Baltimore's A&E scene bursting with new projects

    Hurry up and finish, willya?
    Hurry up and finish, willya? That's becoming almost a rallying cry on the Baltimore arts and entertainment scene, as filmgoers, theater lovers, lounge lizards, even merry-go-round riders wait eagerly for new and refurbished venues to open. Some...

    Tags: Film Festivals, Station North, Maryland Film Festival, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking

    2. Jun 12, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  2. Legg Mason's new CEO sees compensation more than double

    The compensation of Legg Mason Inc.'s CEO and chief financial officer more than doubled over the year that ended March 31, according to a proxy statement filed Wednesday with regulators.
    The compensation of Legg Mason Inc.'s CEO and chief financial officer more than doubled over the year that ended March 31, according to a proxy statement filed Wednesday with regulators. CEO Joseph A. Sullivan, who took the helm of the Baltimore-based...

    Tags: Finance, New Products, Legg Mason, Inc., Proxy Filings, Corporate Officers

    3. Jun 8, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Exelon wants to build it, with our help

    On the day Exelon's gleaming new office tower opens on Harbor Point, I wonder if anyone will remind the company, "You didn't build that."
    On the day Exelon's gleaming new office tower opens on Harbor Point, I wonder if anyone will remind the company, "You didn't build that." Remember the hubbub during the 2012 campaign when President Barack Obama said that? His point was that successful...

    Tags: Finance, Elections, Baltimore Development Corporation, Carl Stokes, Baltimore Business Journal

    4. Jun 8, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Harbor Point's $107 million handout

    The vacant lot now known as Harbor Point sure is a beautiful piece of property. To its west lies the newly developed, thriving and beautiful Harbor East. To its east sits one of Baltimore's finest neighborhoods, Federal Hill. And to its south, that which Baltimore treasures most, our lovely harbor. It is sad that this 27-acre lot now lies empty and tarnished — as those who wish to develop it keep reminding us — by toxic waste and a lack of proper road access. I look forward to the day when this property is developed and populated by mixed-use development.
    The vacant lot now known as Harbor Point sure is a beautiful piece of property. To its west lies the newly developed, thriving and beautiful Harbor East. To its east sits one of Baltimore's finest neighborhoods, Federal Hill. And to its south, that...

    Tags: Harbor East, Charles Village, Federal Hill

    5. Jun 7, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. 2013 All-Metro second team for boys track and field

    Carrington Akosa, Western Tech, junior
    For The Baltimore Sun
    Carrington Akosa, Western Tech, junior Ryheim Brockington, W.E.B. Dubois, senior George Flaviano, Digital Harbor, senior Brennan Hardesty, Chesapeake-AA, senior Jon Luckin, Hereford, senior Jibri McLean, Gilman, senior Corey Mendez, Digital...

    Tags: Edgewood

    6. Jun 7, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. 2013 All-Metro first team for boys track and field

    <strong>Hale Bullen</strong>
    For The Baltimore Sun
    Hale Bullen Annapolis, senior Won 1,600 and 3,200 at Class 3A East regional, Anne Arundel meets Finished third in 3,200 in 3A state meet Time (4:17.03) in county event was meet record Michael Francis Digital Harbor, junior Swept the...

    Tags: High School Sports, Track and Field, Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association

    7. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Mayor, developers push for Harbor Point tax deal

    Developer Michael Beatty pressed the Baltimore City Council to approve the issuance of $107 million in bonds to pay for infrastructure at Harbor Point, saying Thursday that the prime real estate would remain a gravel-covered lot without city-financed roads and sewer pipes.
    Developer Michael Beatty pressed the Baltimore City Council to approve the issuance of $107 million in bonds to pay for infrastructure at Harbor Point, saying Thursday that the prime real estate would remain a gravel-covered lot without city-financed...

    Tags: Finance, Business, Baltimore Development Corporation, Exelon Corp., Stephanie Rawlings-Blake

    8. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. Let the market decide where development should occur

    By granting tax benefits on a case-by-case basis to projects like the Exelon building, the government is essentially staying in the development business ("Harbor Point tax deal challenged," June 3).
    By granting tax benefits on a case-by-case basis to projects like the Exelon building, the government is essentially staying in the development business ("Harbor Point tax deal challenged," June 3). The City Council is greenlighting projects whose...

    Tags: Lobbying, Politics

    9. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Claims that tax big subsidies for developers will help the poor ring hollow

    Congratulations to City Council members Carl Stokes and Nick Mosby for forcefully questioning the proposed $107 million in taxpayer assistance for a major waterfront development ("Harbor Point tax deal challenged," June 3).
    Congratulations to City Council members Carl Stokes and Nick Mosby for forcefully questioning the proposed $107 million in taxpayer assistance for a major waterfront development ("Harbor Point tax deal challenged," June 3). After four decades of working...

    Tags: Carl Stokes

    10. Jun 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Tie Harbor Point tax break to jobs for city residents

    Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake justifies over $100 million in taxpayer-funded property tax subsidies for the developers of Harbor Point on the grounds that the development will bring jobs to Baltimore ("Mayor: Project means jobs," June 4). But if those employees don't live in the city, the outcome will leave city taxpayers out $100 million, living with the traffic and congestion as employees drive to work and the county enjoys the income tax revenue.
    Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake justifies over $100 million in taxpayer-funded property tax subsidies for the developers of Harbor Point on the grounds that the development will bring jobs to Baltimore ("Mayor: Project means jobs," June 4). But...

    Tags: Politics, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Taxation, Personal Income

    11. Jun 3, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Benefits of Harbor Point tax deal outweigh cost, mayor says

    Hours before introducing legislation Monday to the City Council that asks for more than $100 million in taxpayer assistance for a large waterfront development near Harbor East, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake released hard numbers to justify the financing deal.
    Hours before introducing legislation Monday to the City Council that asks for more than $100 million in taxpayer assistance for a large waterfront development near Harbor East, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake released hard numbers to justify the...

    Tags: Finance, Harbor East, Baltimore Development Corporation, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance

    12. Jun 3, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Regus 'flexible workplace' centers expand in Maryland

    Technology company Hope LoanPort could have signed a conventional lease for its new headquarters in Baltimore.
    Technology company Hope LoanPort could have signed a conventional lease for its new headquarters in Baltimore. But the nonprofit doesn't work in a conventional way. Its 10 employees live in three states. Some work at home part-time but need office space...

    Tags: Career and Workplace, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Rentals, Pratt Street, Pikesville

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