Judge knocks Harborplace redevelopment question off the ballot, delighting critics
A charter amendment that would allow apartment buildings on public land alongside the Inner Harbor is ruled invalid.
Business & Development
Aug 5, 2024
Residents appeal dismissal of lawsuit against Clipper Mill developer who hit them with $25 million SLAPP
A judge said they should be content with winning legal costs after Larry Jennings’ suit was thrown out. But residents want to send a stronger message to discourage intimidation by the powerful.
Jul 30, 2024
Baltimore’s historic Hendler Creamery building: Going, going and soon-to-be gone
Salvaging carved stone faces and other artifacts, crews have begun demolishing the Hendler Building, whose fate was sealed after a developer removed its roof and left it open to the elements.
Jun 28, 2024
Anti-SLAPP court testimony targets two prominent Baltimore developers
The lawyer for residents who filed a class action complaint in response to a $25 million lawsuit assailed Larry Jennings for initiating it and David Bramble for not dropping it.
Jun 28, 2024
Socked by SLAPP suit, Clipper Mill residents punch back
In a stunning twist, the individuals and entities Baltimore developer Larry Jennings sued for $25 million in 2020 have filed a class action suit against him, saying courts should send a message against lawsuits designed to intimidate.
Special SeriesFeb 26, 2024
City Council advances bills to pave the way for towers at Harborplace
With no debate and no remarks to explain their votes, lawmakers move Baltimore’s historic waterfront one step closer to an apartment-centric future.
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