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Category Archives: Neighborhoods
“Drugs, Inc.” looks at Baltimore in “The High Wire”
By Tom Warner (Baltimore Or Less, August 29, 2014) This week, National Geographic Channel‘s Drugs, Inc. television series aired its Baltimore episode, “The High Wire.” The show characterized Baltimore as the heroin capital of America, with its ever-growing drug problems … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Baltimore Babylon, Crime, Drugs, Inner City, Neighborhoods, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized, Vices
Tagged addiction, drugs inc., heroin, lexington market, national geographic, the wire
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Baltimore Man Attacked with Medieval Weapon in Patterson Park
Man in Patterson Park attacked with medieval weapon By Justin Fenton (Baltimore Sun, 8/4/2014) A 41-year-old man told Baltimore Police he was attacked in a robbery try by a group of teenagers – one who was wielding a medieval weapon. … Continue reading
Posted in 2010s, Baltimorons, Crime, Highlandtown
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Still of the Night
A Photo Essay by Patrick Joust (Baltimore Magazine, July 2014) Patrick Joust is a librarian I work with at the Enoch Pratt Central Library. Whenever he’s not helping the good citizens of Baltimore with their queries, tech-savvy Patrick can be … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Neighborhoods, Photographs, Roadside Attractions
Tagged baltimore magazine, patrick joust, photography
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Stop Lies, Defamation, Ignorance, and Racism
Read and Learn! by Tom Warner (Baltimore Or Less) It started with anonymous notes posted throughout the Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Central Library on 400 Cathedral Street. The notes – spotted on bookshelves and, in at least one case, left … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Mount Vernon, Neighborhoods, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized
Tagged libraries, street installations, vagrants
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