Culler Lake plan gains backing from Baker Park group
Community groups led by Friends of Baker Park push a Culler Lake project funded by city funds and private donations. They seek a $25 000 design study request while pledging ongoing support, arguing public private partnership can shape the city’s future aesthetics and quality of life.
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Be a Gaddy, homeless advocate, dies at 68 in Baltimore
Bea Gaddy, Baltimore's leading homeless advocate and former city councilor, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 68 after a breast cancer diagnosis. Her life from poverty to founder of Bea Gaddy Family Centers saw her run an annual Thanksgiving feast for the homeless that grew to 20 000 served by 1993 with thousands of volunteers, and her long community work included a family center serving over a million homeless women and children.
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Gaddy Elected to Council and Cancer Remission Timeline
Gaddy, a Democrat who won a 1999 East Baltimore council seat, led about 3000 attendees in a middle school cafeteria last year. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1998, she underwent chemotherapy with remission before a recurrence in 2001, and she noted family centers would pass to her children if she could not continue running them.
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Stranded Rider Seeks Time Before Bus Ride Decision
Ralph Garone of Tom's River New Jersey says he will wait and not rush a return from Florida as a Baltimore bus stop prompts caution. Suzanne Bond of the Maryland Transit Authority notes no extra precautions beyond existing safeguards, citing silent alarms cameras and open lines between drivers and dispatch. Bond adds the risk of a bus flipping is slim despite slower city travel versus long highway trips.
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Enrollment Plans for Area Elementary Schools Highlighted
Brunswick and Urbana elementary projects target completion in 2009 with a new west side school in Frederick city opening in 2010. Mr Peppe stated some schedules may move earlier if enrollment remains steady, but securing funding for construction remains necessary.
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East End Coalition splits over policing and crime
East End Coalition fractures amid allegations of unchecked drug traffic and police indifference in east Frederck. Patrick and Lopez clash over leadership as arrests at The Great Frederick fair show limited progress while both sides consider further action beyond the coalition.
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Six killed in Dallas Greyhound crash halts service
Dallas based Greyhound stopped all service after a crash that killed six. Spokeswoman Austin Parsley said about 1900 of 2300 buses were on the road when the incident occurred and en route buses were allowed to continue. Nationwide service is not expected to be halted long term. A toll free line 800-884-2744 was set for relatives seeking passenger information.
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