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Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joins Marc to talk about the budget deadlock in the Maryland legislature, gambling in Baltimore city, incentives for developers, and more.
With the 2011 Baltimore primary election twelve days away, and early voting beginning today, we're joined by Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. Please join us with your questions and comments while we're on the air from 5-6pm at 410-319-8888.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joins us as we continue our conversations with mayoral candidates. A year and a half after being appointed mayor, she joins us to discuss her record in office and why she is running for reelection.
This afternoon, Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake delivered the 2011 State of the City address. We discuss the vision for Baltimore laid out by the Mayor with co-host Anthony McCarthy, Baltimore Brew editor Fern Shen, and Professor Emeritus in the Department of Political Science
Marc co-hosts with Anthony McCarthy a discussion with Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. We discuss topics including the re-opening of pools, the spike of violence in the city, and the upcoming elections. Be sure to phone in with your questions for Mayor Rawlings-Blake.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is determined to have Baltimore City operate within budget. Up on the chopping block is the Mayor's Channel 25. What's next?Will keeping Baltimore in the green mean an end to going green? Marc and Anthony discuss how city budget cuts will impact neighborhoods and city residents.
Marc, Anthony and our callers talk about the city of Baltimore with mayor-to-be, City Council President Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, on the eve of her taking office. We explore her transition process and ambitions for the coming months.
We don’t know the details of the bargain she made with the judge and the prosecutors, although that will all come out shortly. My guess is that there will not be another trial and that she will fight to keep her pension. I predict that she may run again in the future.