The issue is also the lack of a civic/municipal workforce that doesnt eat its young. Look no further than the DOT for an example.

Woodlea on Bel Air Rd, and Fenwick on Harford Rd both have them

Oh?

Ooo which one was that?

Ah yeah I guess in my mind I'd consider them more of a brewpub/restaurant than a bonafide brewery

We moved to NE Baltimore and I bought an ebike specifically to deal with some of the hills up this way

Breweries open/close elsewhere all the time, but is Full Tilt the first Baltimore brewery to close since the new brewery wave started 7-8(?) years ago?

The Greatest City in America

And NIMBYs will ensure nothing gets built, ever

Hello hi yes I lived in Hampden for over a decade, even owning for 7 years, and last year when moving out of the starter home we were priced out of Hampden (or more like that decent 1200 sq ft house is not worth $375k. Sorry).

Now that cars are back let's just hope the redesign actually follows the law (complete streets legislation) and is actually ADA compliant. Not holding my breath.

As everyone else is saying: if you can stomach the cost, go with Amtrak. It's literally one hour door to door. A bus is half the cost but twice as long

Or if you're Club Charles, back in the day, your last call was like 12:30/12:45 because the bar time was in the Atlantic time zone or something