WHAT WEEKLY

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24 April 2013

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Local Leaders Join To Support O’Malley Transportation Plan

 

On March 29, 2013 the Maryland General Assembly passed Governor O’Malley’s Transportation Infrastructure Investment Act ensuring that $4.4 Billion will be invested in our future. Here are some of the people who worked behind the scenes to make sure the bill got passed.

Note from the editor: Keeping in line with our mission, What Weekly advocates for transit and transportation infrastructure projects that will provide economic development opportunities for the City of Baltimore and increase the quality of life for its residents.

Read the full story “Transportation Infrastructure Now”

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fashion

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Smart Textiles

Tailor Made Cocktails

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nightlife

Infernoland

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Peace Spore

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Boite: Show and Tell

social innovation

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When It Works

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artist profiles

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Gemini Moon

Robert Marbury

Loring Cornish

Infinite Games: Mixtum

Renewable Artifacts

sustainability

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Farmageddon

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