This is a police composite sketch of the guy who is suspected of molesting a 14 year old girl at the Kohl’s store in the Long Gate Shopping Center in Ellicott City.According to this story from Explore Howard, the suspect [...]
This is a police composite sketch of the guy who is suspected of molesting a 14 year old girl at the Kohl’s store in the Long Gate Shopping Center in Ellicott City.
I won’t say how I came across this plan but perhaps some folks think it’s important for everyone to see the possible. This plan shows how a revitalized and expanded path system, as part of the proposed Columbia Town Center redevelopment program, could actually [...]
Picture Credit: The Baltimore Sun Great innovations have sometimes come from tinkering around in low tech garages by average Joes instead of high tech research laboratories. According to this story by Larry Carson in The Sun, that may have occurred in [...]
I feel sorry for the Carroll family. For most of their lives Philip and Camilla Carroll have watched as, one by one, neighboring farms became subdivisions. They have witnessed firsthand the dramatic transformation of Howard County over the last forty years. The 892 acre farm [...] Last Sunday, at Kahler Hall in the Village of Harpers Choice, Alan Klein, the spokesperson for CoFoCoDo tried to have it both ways. In his first statement in this video he claimed that CoFoCoDo “represents a large portion of the community” whereas at best they represent about [...]
Photo Credit: City PaperBob Tennenbaum was the chief architect for Columbia in the early years. He worked at Jim Rouse’s side as Columbia took shape on the farm lands of Howard County. Recently he remarked to me that he never heard Jim use [...]
Trent Kittleman, widow of former State Senator Bob Kittleman, is openly discussing the possibility of challenging Ken Ulman in the 2010 county executive race. According to this story by Larry Carson in The Sun today, Ms Kittleman said she is “forming an exploratory [...] Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy
TW sent me this picture this morning. As he said, "everybody knew a kid like this."
Tonight General Growth Properties will finally make its case for the redevelopment of Columbia Town Center to the County Council. Getting the councils approval is the last legislative hurdle to get these plans moving towards reality.
The voting for The Mobbies ended Friday. The “unofficial results show Tales of Two Cities as the number one in the political blog category and number three in the neighborhood blog category. Official results will be made public on Wednesday.
It was with great sadness today that I learned of the passing of one of my commercial real estate colleagues, Greg Masi. Greg was an old dog like me and one of the first guys I met in the business when I moved back from [...] If they did I’d be more than happy to tell you about it. Good thing too. According to this story by Tim Arango in yesterdays New York Times, bloggers may soon be required to fully disclose any compensation they receive from advertisers and marketers.
“The F.T.C. said [...]