Many temp tags are expired, not attached to the correct vehicle, or outright falsified. The issue is not that BPD cannot enforce traffic rules. The issue is that BPD’s Vehicle Pursuit Policy (Policy 1503 PDF) only authorizes pursuits under certain strict conditions which a simple registration infraction does not meet. Many drivers know this and will simply not stop when they are lit up.

Yes! I couldn’t think of the other car 🤣

I’m just getting back into design & only use free apps on my phone & I COULD DO BETTER🤦🏼‍♀️

Looks like a starter pack image, yeesh

That sounds like a chicken and egg problem. If you promote a local thing hard enough it will have good recognition.

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This is horrible, it’s actually embarrassing. Baltimore has some of the best cultural institutions in the world, (glad AVAM is acknowledged) we have a library that never fails to make the top 10 most beautiful list, the USS Constellation, I could go on & on. How about the totally unique Baltimore screen paintings & duckpin bowling?!

Good job on a sober month-that’s no easy feat around here!

I also was thinking hot cocoa w/ pep schnapps. I’m typically a beer person, but Thurs night is gonna be (relatively) chilly. Pull out that insulated tumbler and fill ‘er up!

This ad makes it look like there’s not much to do here. Which is false.

> Crabs! And, uh… we’ve got a pool!

It might have started or spiked there, but I'd be surprised if abuse didn't account for at least half of the paper tags on the road at the moment. Regardless, if you see paper tags (especially expired ones) it's safest to assume the driver is uninsured.

You misspelled "Nissan Altima"

I went in and took pictures with friends at their pool at one time. Granted one of those friends was staying at the hotel, but there weren’t any guards guarding the pool or anything.

haha no way that's hilariously low effort

Did I make this? No. Even my shitty Photoshop skills could come up with something better than this.

if its running it's fine. emergency maintenance has been more frequent recently, there was an unannounced bus bridge yesterday. check mta's website for service alerts before you go. as far as safety, i've only had 1 incident in 5 years of riding multiple times a week.

The blank brown paper bags are really selling me on this city!!

I will make a better ad for $399,998.50

Bma gift shop, In Watermelon Sugar, Bazaar, Hunting Ground, Atomic Books, Artist and Craftsman are my favorite spots for holiday shopping

>However that is a systemic issue and source of complaints about Maryland and Baltimore governments. That Gov't entities will work hard and promote for non-homegrown companies over growing local. Yes Guinness is just outside the city, but Heavy Seas is Maryland born and just down the street. Or why not Union Brewery, which is probably the largest brewery inside city limits.

Tourists they are trying to attract are not going to want to get this deep into it.

Make sure to take Mace along. Not for people, but as insurance for dog owner who let their pups wonder off leash while hiking. I've mostly met wonderfully socialized dogs while hiking. But I've also seen a handful of off leash dogs act aggressive try to start fights. If the dog owner cannot get their animal under control Mace might make the difference in walking back to your car unharmed or going to a hospital.

Also when hiking alone make sure you let a friend or family member know where you're hiking and what time you expect to get back. And then text them when your done. If they don't hear from you they can contact emergency personnel. Additionally check your battery level and cell phone service at the trailhead before going on a hike. You want to make sure you are receiving service if you're hiking alone.

A lot of people leave trail reviews online. Look up the trail you're interested in to see what other people's experiences are with it. Good luck!

Gotcha! That was just a thought I had.

Carvana's still a problem, though. Have been seeing a LOT of their cars around with temp tags.

The CEO of what?

Absolutely not a problem. Used to commute on it daily for like, 5 years.

Are you trying to get to the venue by 7/730 or the lightrail by then? Either way, i used to ride it around that hour from Timonium down to Baltimore street... no issues.

Oh, I did. And I've been on that Visit Baltimore brewery list page (where do you think I got my initial brewery count estimation?). And from a marketing stand point, I totally understand putting an internationally recognized brand on your promo materials.

However that is a systemic issue and source of complaints about Maryland and Baltimore governments. That Gov't entities will work hard and promote for non-homegrown companies over growing local. Yes Guinness is just outside the city, but Heavy Seas is Maryland born and just down the street. Or why not Union Brewery, which is probably the largest brewery inside city limits.

I'm happy Guinness is in Maryland. But all you need to do is rewind to when the Guinness tap room license exemption became public. The fall out from that really shows how antagonistic the govt is to local grown business. Especially if a lobby is (illogically) fearful of profit impact (distributors).

I ate at the pendry about 3 weeks ago and at least half the people eating in the restaurant were black.