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Anonymous wrote:I love it here. I know where the safe areas are and stick to them and I don't have any problems.

True. I had drinks and dinner tonight at our club and it was delightful. Absolutely beautiful night. Tomorrow,
I'll take an exercise class while my kids volunteer at their private school and my husband plays golf. Everything is good in the hood.

Same. We have a quality of life here that we could never afford in DC - kid is getting a superb private education, we live in a large comfortable house in a perfectly safe area, and we can still save for retirement.

If people stopped getting hysterical about Baltimore the prices might go up so I hope they never do!

Let’s be clear- some of the schools are horrible and until the educational system is properly addressed, Baltimore will continue to have problems.
BUT - there is essentially no chance that anyone reading this considering a move to Baltimore will end up in one of those schools. There are strong publics as well (Roland Park, Mount Washington, City, Poly, BSA). And many many strong privates that are considerably less $$ than DC schools. Also, for all the Montgomery county parents moaning about their kids not getting into UMd, in contrast last yr BSA (100 kids/class) had 2 full Banneker Key kids and a number of other Honors college kids. This yr there’s at least 1 full B/K kid.

Anonymous wrote:The attendance data doesn't make sense. So the attendance is the same but the chronic absenteeism has gone up nearly 20%. You can't teach the kids if they aren't there.

When the source is someone with the handle “End Wokeness,” you can’t expect accuracy.

The attendance data doesn't make sense. So the attendance is the same but the chronic absenteeism has gone up nearly 20%. You can't teach the kids if they aren't there.

Let’s all agree to ignore the racist troll. Not worth anyone’s time.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

It's been a chilly April. Things will pick up when it gets warmer.

There have been 672 months since January 1970. One quarter of those were winter months and much colder than this April

All of them had more homicides

Anyway, I had a great day yesterday. Went to the Kinetic Sculpture race kickoff in Federal Hill, then hit Flower Mart, followed by a movie at the Senator and dinner at Belvedere Square

The quality of life in Baltimore is spectacular, particularly compared to the cost of living

I don't know what is worse - Baltimore City, PG County or many parts of DC. Regardless - would NEVER suggest any one live in those locals. Lock your doors and keep driving through without stopping.

Why don’t you just say you hate Black people and are scared of being around them?

People just making stuff up because they’re so upset the facts don’t align with their racist worldview

It’s all good though. Nobody wants people who think like this to come here and nobody who thinks like this wants to come here, so everyone is happy

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

It's been a chilly April. Things will pick up when it gets warmer.

There have been 672 months since January 1970. One quarter of those were winter months and much colder than this April

All of them had more homicides

Anyway, I had a great day yesterday. Went to the Kinetic Sculpture race kickoff in Federal Hill, then hit Flower Mart, followed by a movie at the Senator and dinner at Belvedere Square

The quality of life in Baltimore is spectacular, particularly compared to the cost of living

Bmore - regardless of what you say and believe. The perception of people who don't live there (and many who do but can't or won't escape) is it has horrible schools, horrible crime, blight, high taxes, poor condition of city maintained streets. A negative stigma period. I don't know what is worse - Baltimore City, PG County or many parts of DC. Regardless - would NEVER suggest any one live in those locals. Lock your doors and keep driving through without stopping.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

It's been a chilly April. Things will pick up when it gets warmer.

There have been 672 months since January 1970. One quarter of those were winter months and much colder than this April

All of them had more homicides

Anyway, I had a great day yesterday. Went to the Kinetic Sculpture race kickoff in Federal Hill, then hit Flower Mart, followed by a movie at the Senator and dinner at Belvedere Square

The quality of life in Baltimore is spectacular, particularly compared to the cost of living

The murders are more concentrated in the summers these days compared to the 70s. Just wait for it to hit and enjoy along with all types of lesser crimes such as armed robbery and thefts.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

It's been a chilly April. Things will pick up when it gets warmer.

There have been 672 months since January 1970. One quarter of those were winter months and much colder than this April

All of them had more homicides

Anyway, I had a great day yesterday. Went to the Kinetic Sculpture race kickoff in Federal Hill, then hit Flower Mart, followed by a movie at the Senator and dinner at Belvedere Square

The quality of life in Baltimore is spectacular, particularly compared to the cost of living

Anonymous wrote:I love it here. I know where the safe areas are and stick to them and I don't have any problems.

True. I had drinks and dinner tonight at our club and it was delightful. Absolutely beautiful night. Tomorrow,
I'll take an exercise class while my kids volunteer at their private school and my husband plays golf. Everything is good in the hood.

Anonymous wrote:Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

It's been a chilly April. Things will pick up when it gets warmer.

Baltimore had 4 homicides in April, the lowest total for any month since they started tracking in 1970

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when people keep electing Republicans. Even the mayor was on social media recently begging parents to parent their teens since they overrun public spaces all over the place. Towson used to be nice but now I wouldn’t go near it on the weekend at all.

They got rid of juvenile detention so the kids who break the law just get a slap on the wrist and maybe an ankle monitor (which is useless).

You mean - this is what happens when people keep electing democrats. Republicans support Law & Order - not Democrats. Sorry - but your comment is either intentionally misleading or ignorant of which party clearly supports law enforcement.