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1stTimeLandlord t1_jdct6yx wrote

Reply to Anyone Hiring? by MenacingQuan

If you want to work hard and like kids Baltimore City Schools need support. Some college credits needed tho. I’d say contact your local schools directly.

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B-More_Orange t1_jdcs4yd wrote

Reply to Inner harbor restaurants. by Disastrous_Food_6973

Yeah, you gotta leave the inner harbor if you want anything good. The downtown area and inner harbor is a dump right now. Luckily, Federal Hill, Harbor East, Fells Point and Canton are close by and all on the waterfront promenade. The most useful way to get around will be the water taxi.

edit: love the downvotes, you all know it's true.

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BaltimoreBanksy t1_jdcmx3s wrote

Reply to comment by ViolentEastCoastCity in Inner harbor restaurants. by Disastrous_Food_6973

Bubba Gump has been closed for more than a year FYI. Hooters is legit the only thing left in that Harborfront building.

That said, I think most of the Inner Harbor is for tourists. People who come into the city from elsewhere and are looking for things that feel familiar. It’s that and empty storefronts. I agree with everyone suggesting that you bop over the Fells.

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Iivefreebehappy t1_jdcljxv wrote

Reply to Anyone Hiring? by MenacingQuan

Best of luck and sorry that you were recently let go. Way to take the initiative to "network" as this show diligence. Although I don't know of anything specific, I am a Fed and there's always postings for fed jobs. Look at USAjobs.gov and see what's being offered. Best of luck on your searches.

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Expendable_Red_Shirt t1_jdcha6k wrote

Reply to comment by 2020steve in 8 new restaurants are opening in Hampden. Yes, you read that right. by federal_thrill

> I think people enjoy living here is because it's generally pretty useful.

Many neighborhoods have grocery and hardware stores. Hampden offered a good mixture of fun and practical. The fun has diminished with the avenue stores closing imo. That’s my point. There was a balance and it’s being lost.

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