Could a way to reduce crime come from letting people turn in guns to get out on bail? Well that’s an idea that the Baltimore City Council is considering. In fact at Monday’s Council meeting a resolution was taken for support of idea. Councilman Brandon Scott introduced the resolution and says, “We have […]
The City Council is set to pass a law that will bring Baltimore’s minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022. Baltimore’s wage increase would be almost $5 an hour higher than all the counties in the area. Maryland’s minimum wage will raise to $10.10 an hour by 2018 from the current $8.75 per hour. […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. #Baltimore is preparing to start a $12 million youth fund for youth programs in the city. What are your thoughts? og_mac73 Good Morning Dre. That’s a beautiful thing, and our youth really need this infinityadormi We need it 🙌🏿🙌🏿Save our youth please, who going help me across the street when I get older […]
Baltimore City Councilwoman Rochelle “Rikki” Spector was beat and robbed Friday morning. City police say, Spector who is 80, was assaulted in an attempted carjacking in a south Baltimore parking garage. Two suspects approached Spector around 10:15 am as she was getting in her car, before they threw her to the ground and beat and […]
Baltimore will soon bill water customers monthly, instead of 3 months, under legislation approved in early August by the City Council. The city will start sending monthly bills to customers in October, a change officials say will help residents and businesses budget. Councilman Robert Curran said the change will help customers keep a better track […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. For the first time in decades, the City Council is expected to override the Mayor’s veto to create a $30 million youth fund for #Baltimore. What are your thoughts? If its really going to be used for our youth, then its a great idea https://t.co/1mtFVRJiFm — Taheera_Aesha (@TaheeraAbdullah) February 22, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Trina […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. The Mayor, City Council and other elected #Baltimore officials are set to get raises. Do you think they deserve the increase? Toiya Best They don’t need an increase, they need to take a pay cut. They’re not doing anything that spectacular that warrants a pay increase. Their job performance is border line poor […]
Dre’s #Breakfastbite… What do think about the Mayor & City Council announcing a $4.2 million increase for after school funding for Baltimore’s youth? @DreJohnson1 So now she’s with after school funding 4 the same THUGS she called out during the riots*Seriously things in Bmore have 2 change — larri alston (@larrialston) June 9, 2015 @DreJohnson1 […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. What are your thoughts on the City Council reviving a bill at weakening mayor’s power. Click here to read more! #92qjams #BALTIMORE #MARYLAND #BMORE #tuesday Tanaye Brooks I think they make things harder for the next group of electives. The mayor has done nothing to me anyway. One major thing that was promised was when […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. The City Council approves CeaseFire, a 2.2 million proposal to reduce violent crime in #Baltimore. What are your thoughts? #92qjams #bmore #maryland @92qjamsbmore Trina Whoelsebutme Selden The plan should start with our community leaders…they wanna reduce the violent crime–start with finding something for these kids to do–build more rec centers and other alternatives […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. A new curfew keeping kids of the streets by 9pm was approved yesterday by the City Council. What are your thoughts? #92qjams #baltimore #maryland #bmore #tuesday Chereese Barrett I think it’s great because anything pass that time is nothing but trouble and they should be in the house like the old school […]
Dre’s #breakfastbite.. Baltimore Councilman wants the city to boycott doing business with Florida firms after Zimmerman verdict. Do you agree or disagree? #92qjams #baltimore #bmore #tuesday #maryland Elliott Simon If we boycott Florida we should boycott in Baltimore City for all the unfair verdicts that are handed out each day in our justice system here. […]
