Helping Up Mission now offers isolation beds for Baltimore’s Covid-positive homeless
After advocates bemoan the loss of safe spaces for infected people to isolate, Mayor Scott turns to a nonprofit.
Neighborhoods
Special SeriesJan 2, 2023
“They put me out. I was cold. All I had on was a sweater.”
Since June, when the city closed the isolation center at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and “demobilized” other non-congregate housing, there have been few places for Covid-positive homeless to go to isolate.
Dec 20, 2022
Community anger grows over planned sale of Grove Park Elementary School to an Ohio nursing home chain
PART 1: City officials are accused of favoring the Ohio company at the expense of a small, proud northwest Baltimore neighborhood.
Dec 13, 2022
Campaign to save the Preston Street rowhouses wins a key vote from CHAP
Baltimore’s preservation board rules that the buildings the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation wants to raze contribute to the historic character of Mount Vernon.
Dec 12, 2022
Church’s plan to demolish “unusual and wonderful” Preston Street houses draws opposition
Preservationists and community leaders call a plan to raze the 1890s structures “heartbreaking.” Leaders of the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation say it is unavoidable.
Dec 6, 2022
Participant in protest outside CSX Curtis Bay facility struck in the eye with a paintball
Residents organized the rally to call for an end to coal handling that they say threatens the health and safety of their South Baltimore community.
Older Stories
Oct 11, 2022
Goats will graze again in Wyman Park
