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We’ll go On the Record with Shannon Sneed, former city councilwoman running again for Baltimore City Council president. How does she expect the bridge collapse and port closure to affect Baltimore? What would she do about crime, and the city’s shrinking population?
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“Baltimore has always been a working people’s town and it is going to remain that way."
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For bill sponsor James Torrence, the bill is incredibly personal.
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If you’re tired of rugged roadways and bumpy bridges, Baltimore City leaders say they are too. They are pushing back at state officials who are looking to cut future transportation funding.
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The owners of vacant properties in Baltimore City could be responsible for a slew of fees, under three bills being considered by city council.
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Voters will decide via charter amendment if residential housing should become part of the Harbor redesign.
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“One of the things we really want to drive home is the need for more oversight and public investigation.”
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It follows months of tumultuous conflict between the city’s council and Mayor Brandon Scott over the most recent redistricting efforts.
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Tom speaks with John O'Connor from the Baltimore Banner about Marilyn Mosby's trial and the future for Council President Nick Mosby.
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Tom speaks with Shannon Sneed about her campaign to become Baltimore's next City Council President. Sneed represented District 13 on the city council from 2016-2020.