Yes, I find it annoying, but not surprising. The DC adjacent MD folks, love to distance themselves from the rest of the state, especially Baltimore. Just call it the DC metropolitan area.

I love budget billing. There is usually an adjustment in the summertime due to my winter usage but it’s not the crazy fluctuations others deal with throughout the year.

Snowmageddon

I briefly worked as an assessor in the county and houses being assessed at sale price was uncommon. It won’t hurt to appeal. We used a computer system that increased the value based on updates entered into the system. For instance, adding a full bath would increase the value, but the computer calculated the increase. Perhaps the City is trying to generate revenue by matching assessments to sale prices.

I would have much preferred if the recall and term limit amendments was a grassroots campaign and not from corporate interests that use their media platform to constantly rile citizens up. Then go “see this is why we need these reforms.” Does Sinclair Broadcasting really care about Baltimore city or its own interests and biases?

Again, not a fan of Mosby but I didn’t care about the pension issue. With term limits, it seemed inevitable. They’re going to have to tackle the issue of future members not receiving a pension at some time.

I’m no Mosby fan but Fox 45 is being completely unethical. Finance charter amendments. Push them on the news as if they’re being unbiased and now stoke the flames of recalls. I’m sure Sinclair will fund that petition, too.

Pretty sure Dorsey worked at the family business, Soundscape.

Let’s be honest. There are not a plethora of parking spaces when it snows, so if someone shovels over a foot of snow from around there car, I don’t begrudge them wanting it when they return home.

Baltimore snow rules say that if you shoveled it, its your space until the snow melts.

I believe the Northeast Regional Rec Center in the Parkville area has an indoor track.