Turning Vacants into Gardens
A city program allows residents to adopt vacant lots and turn them into community gardens.
By Tessa Gluck & Carsen McBride
Monthly Archives
Archive for: February 2014
Path to U.S. not easy
The immigration process becomes more complicated since President Obama’s immigration reform, what are these immigrants’ future will be?
By Chunyang Yang & Lauren Faber & Linsey McFadden
Rehabbing Maryland Animals
Local organizations are working to help injured wildlife and educate children.
By Tyler Blair & Alexa Lazerow
Curbing Food Deserts
Baltimore City community members are trying to minimize food deserts by providing fresh produce for residents to buy while city officials struggle to keep up.
By Rachel Allen & Kate Williams
Better housing for students
As Towson University grows in population, housing becomes an issue that affects both the students and the community.
By Mary Metelski & Michael Thompkins
Feeding the Hungry with Deer
One Christian-based organization dedicates it’s time to feeding the hungry through the encouragement of deer hunting.
By Zoë Nardo & Zach Owings
Marijuana Support Increases in Maryland
Support of legalizing marijuana is increasing in Maryland recently. Residents are concerned with medical patients’ wellness and racial disparity.
By: Eric Arditti & Cierra Colón
Film Union Lobbies For 12-Hour Day
Labor unions in the film industry are fighting for shorter work days because of the fatigue associated with regularly scheduled 14-, 16- and 18-hour days.
By Mark Burchick and Sarah LaCorte
Hidden Baltimore 