Sheila Dixon

                   

Economic slowdown, weekly trash pickup: We'll live

baltimoresun.com
Nov 16, 2008
        

A h, twice-a-week garbage collection. It was nice while it lasted - 55 years, apparently - but it's time to give up this municipal luxury. It's time to hold our noses and pry this one out of our cold, Hefty Cinch Sak'd fingers.

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baltimoresun.com: Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III baltimoresun.com

Two men held in Harris' death

baltimoresun.com
Nov 15, 2008 17 related
        

Third person sought in shooting of former city councilman Two men were arrested yesterday in the killing of Kenneth N. Harris Sr., the former city councilman who was fatally shot in a robbery outside a Northeast Baltimore jazz...

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baltimoresun.com: City budget cuts baltimoresun.com

Mayor orders 12.9% average budget cuts for departments

baltimoresun.com
Nov 15, 2008 9 related
        

City departments must make budget reductions that average 12.9%, Dixon says Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon ordered city agency heads yesterday to reduce their department budgets by an average of 12.9 percent next year, saying...

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baltimoresun.com: Charred shell baltimoresun.com

City rowhouse fire kills two

baltimoresun.com
Nov 14, 2008 12 related
        

2-year-old girl, great-grandmother found on second floor of Broadway East home Firefighters found two people dead Thursday after a blaze engulfed this East Baltimore rowhouse in the 2000 block of E. Hoffman St. Neighbors and...

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Dixon to slash budget by 10%

baltimoresun.com
Nov 14, 2008 24 related
        

City cuts may total $200 million; likely service reductions Mayor Sheila Dixon plans to announce today steep, across-the-board spending cuts - potentially hundreds of millions of dollars - as Baltimore confronts a worsening...

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Vision for Uplands presented to city

baltimoresun.com
Nov 14, 2008
        

Development blending urban, suburban elements would begin with apartments Developers of the Uplands, planned as one of the biggest new-home developments in Baltimore in decades, showed a city panel yesterday their vision of the...

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Baltimore Police to Curtail Some Moonlighting

officer.com
Nov 12, 2008 1 related
        

Posted: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 Concerned that officers are being drawn into an escalating number of violent incidents, Baltimore plans to prohibit police from working off-duty jobs outside bars, clubs and other businesses...

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Officials' travel expenses decline

baltimoresun.com
Nov 12, 2008 3 related
        

City Council effort to seek further cuts abandoned City Council members looking for cost savings by scouring Baltimore's travel budget abandoned the effort this week after learning that the city was already spending 25 percent...

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Club license in jeopardy after fatal Block stabbing

baltimoresun.com
Nov 12, 2008 2 related
        

The fatal downtown stabbing of an exotic dancer last week began as a fight among employees inside a strip club on The Block and could place the club's liquor and adult entertainment licenses in jeopardy.

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Mayor Dixon rededicates refurbished vets' memorial

baltimoresun.com
Nov 12, 2008 1 related
        

Standing in a West Baltimore neighborhood beset by gang violence, Mayor Sheila Dixon rededicated a newly refurbished memorial to World War II veterans yesterday. "Generation after generation, Americans have put on the uniform...

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