I have the same, three years later I still get a ton of mail, presumably the business does everything online. Go on the Maryland corporation search, if you drill down you might find a different address listed for the principal contact / official notice and you can get in touch. I did this and they said they'd update their stuff, it slowed but didn'tstop. Now, I just write Return and stick it back out, it eventually disappears.

Sugarvale is walkable, a little further than the other options but for cocktails is a good bet

Yes and I don't know what line you ride. But the NV yesterday had two cut runs in the AM when I was trying to get to work. There is data on this by line- was posted here recently; and has had a marked upward over the last few years.

Edit- here, found the link to some of the data. If you have never been affected, you are extremely lucky! https://medium.com/@daniellesweeney/the-mta-cut-2-000-bus-runs-in-baltimore-in-the-six-months-85a693371f4b. Granted this is old; I've seen something more recent and it's gotten worse. Will try to find the more recent data.

And here's what I was looking for: https://www.reddit.com/r/baltimore/comments/yv19y2/aries_for_transit_is_tracking_how_well_the_buses/

Dig into their different data sets a bit and you'll understand that you are basically a unicorn if you've never experienced service issues on MTA buses in Baltimore.

Source: I've lived car-free in Baltimore for 12+ years now. I know transit.

I don't know if it qualifies, but for me Mekong Delta- sure feels like a hole in the wall buried in the weird dark food court at Charles Towers. They now take credit cards by the way.

It makes me a little crazy that a failure on MARC is big news, yet every day what seems like half the scheduled buses are cut with no notice to riders and everyone shrugs.

In terms of buses Peter Pan leaves from the Greyhound station as well, and the China buses out in Canton/Greektown area. Megabus says Baltimore but it's really Whitemarsh, so not a good option. But I agree, amtrak is by far the best option.

This has been a terrible crosswalk for years and years to follow the trail. I usually walk in the island, gives you better visibility of the lights and what all is going on.

Where are you downtown that there are bushes? Most people just throw their shit out on the street. While yes there's definitely a behavior problem, I also get peeved at the number of property owners that can't be bothered to go out and pick up the trash that blows/is thrown on their properties- is it fun picking up someone elses trash, no, but hey at least do your part. I've also organized neighborhood trash pickup events, and sometimes I'll take a trash bag on my walk and pick up until it's full (usually not too far!)

Peter Pan is as low as $8 if you buy ahead. Greyhound is more but can be less than Amtrak- both leave from near Downtown (not like Megabus that doesn't really serve Baltimore but claims to). But for my money I'd take Amtrak.

Can avoid a metro transfer by taking blue line to New Carrollton then MARC or Amtrak NE Regional to BWI

Tell her to read the contract she signed. Before signing would have been better, but read it now. It will say what the penalty for breaking the lease is, usually a few months rent to offset the landlord's cost of turning it over. If she just stops paying and moves, the landlord can come after her for the remaining total cost of the lease she signed, likely through the courts if it comes down to that. Unless the "aren't what she was expecting" conditions are code violations or otherwise things that deprive her of use of her apartment she doesn't have much recourse if it's just buyer's remorse. But if it's negligence on the landlord's part- poor maintenance, etc- then document everything, the city has an escrow process for serious maintenance issues, you can find info online on this; or get a lawyer's advice on pursuing it through small claims court.

Yeah- we put out this holy bible thing a while back lays out the whole deal; everybody keeps saying we should put it on tiktok for gen z and what not but those of us in charge aren't digital natives, and the new one are still sort of just wondering around looking at the nekkid angels so nothing ever gets done

We have reddit. There's a lot else to do so we don't spend a ton of time on here like you earthlings. But it's my day off from sitting at the right hand so scrolling through the feed to see what's going on.

They were raptured. You heathens are the only ones "left behind"

It wasn't great before the pandemic, but ever since there's basically nothing to eat late night.

The cars are going to hit you in the day too unfortunately- I don't think it matters if it's light or dark when you drive around looking at your cell phone instead of the road. Key is be defensive and assume any car is going to kill you

Down to 60 or even 50 depending on wind, I just wear shorts and a long sleeve top. Below 55 to 50; I wear a neoprene ear band, light-midweight running pants (tapered pants, not tights), mesh underwear, silkweight thermal base top, midweight half-zip top, then an outer layer per weather conditions- wind/water resistant if needed. Once it's in the high 30's I add smartwool liner gloves, and a full lightweight beanie. That's my setup down to about 20 degrees; below 20 I add a balaclava. Below 15 I add silkweight leggings under my pants, heavier crew length socks, and warmer underwear. Below 10 I stop running because my feet start getting too cold (never happens in Baltimore). No magic time in the morning- cars are going to hit you in the middle of the day too- be defensive. I usually run at night, but sometimes early AM (6AM)

Sallyport. Very common, can see them in Fells, Canton, Fed Hill to name a few places that have them pretty much every block.

Santa's going to turn an ankle on the old railroad track is the problem.

Neighbors are cooking meth

Thanks!

Can you provide a link in the chat here? Can't copy off the poster easily. This is a long overdue missing link in the bike lane from Hopkins Pl down to the Stadium area.

They are talking about the vacant storefront on the SE corner of Eastern @ S. Milton where the coffee shop Patterson Perk shuttered a while back.

The Lenore is pretty walkable, uphill of course to the supermarket, but downhill home. Not too bad for the main transit lines either.

Years ago I rented from a small company called Alpha Development- they had maybe 100 nice but very economical units in various buildings across Mt. Vernon/Midtown- maybe look them up and give a call and see if they have any openings. It's been a while, so do your due diligence but I was a very happy renter with them.