The bike lane isn't the problem, it's putting two lanes of parking there. TBH I don't know the background of the places like Boston St. where there's street parking but only during non-peak hours, but I think it's a lot easier to imagine that being the next iteration of this design than a transit corridor. Just feel like this had the opportunity to be a really forward-looking design in a bunch of different ways and this is disappointing. But then honestly between my office moving out of Fells and the Broadway Market renovation, I hardly ever bike to Fells these days anyway.

Nobles

Journalists really need to do better. They write this garbage and any time a bike lane is built it’s a controversy. Yet if a road is widened, not a peep. They need to educate theirselves on urban planning and stop playing things neutral. When you interview an idiot that says wrong things, lies or omits facts like many of these quotes, it’s the journalist’s job to correct them in the article. Hot garbage like this is actually harmful to the city and country as a whole.

More than half of our population doesn’t own cars. So no 578k people don’t have to deal with auto traffic. That’s the point, focusing on cars and putting them first over everything else is choosing to focus on the wealthiest citizen and more so county residents over city residents. You have to pick one. Building Stroads to get county folk to their downtown jobs as quickly as possible drastically decreases quality of life for the people who live in the neighborhoods that those roads go through (historically, these neighborhoods have been overwhelmingly poor and/or black.)

My Catholic school was fairly liberal as well. We had kids of all faiths (Jewish, Muslim, flavors of protestant) and you could generally opt out of most of the religious stuff with a valid reason. You had to take religion classes but they weren't really even Catholic - it was stuff like a critical reading of the bible, philosophy, comparative religions etc.

Do you think DOT has any control over homicides? Do you know what the #1 factor in social mobility is? It’s transit. If you want to lift people out of poverty and as a result lower crime, you provide transit for the poorest in society. I’ve got news for you, poor people cannot afford cars. It’s why over half of our population doesn’t own a car in Baltimore. You really need to look at urban planning books or at least channels on YouTube and learn why cars are so harmful to cities. Carbrain is a disease, but it’s a curable one.

Mario's has better pizza, but Pizza Mart is good for typical greasy sub-shop food.

Is the new one across from the fairgrounds?

There was proper communication. The business owners (of which they only interviewed people in opposition) are just trying to make theirselves look like the victim. The writer of this article and editor wrote the story they wanted to write.

Maybe don't comment at all then?

I like the dirty bird from pizza trust a little up the road from there

My Catholic high school was pretty liberal. We also had some Jewish people in our class.

The design is not dumb, bike lanes are good especially when they double as traffic calming in dense areas. Making it a transit corridor as well would be even better, but I’d delete the auto lanes for transit, not the bike lane.

I wish the reporter would have shared that in the article.

Interesting, I’ve never tried disc golf but this sounds fun

>Read the post my man

Read the post my man

>Bside speakeasy in the Hotel revival. Rooms come with bottle service.

Anyone know how much this costs?

Taking my downvotes and learning!

Wow. My daughter went to one for a few years and she was a huge pain in their ass, and I’m amazed that they didn’t kick her out many times over. We paid full price, though…

And people wonder why enrollment is down and schools are closing. Curley recently shifted their policy on raffle tickets to instead of if you sell an average of 75 bucks per student extra days off to if you don’t sell that yourself you have to pay the difference. They’re just blatantly admitting they’re marketing schemes wrapped up as a fiefdom of a school.

Why bother having a good work ethic when the only jobs available to the average person without a degree are slaving away at Uber or grubhub and entry level service jobs that pay $12 an hour where every customer treats you like you're subhuman, maybe if people had decent pay and better working conditions that wouldn't be the case

>Play board games at No Land Beyond.

How do you do this as a single walk in?

Red fox spotted on our security cameras in Brewers Hill overnight…near Domain apartments.

What is the point? You think they are born this way, or is something in our culture making them that way? And if so, what is your plan to do something about it?