Like many small, historic cities, Ellicott City, Maryland is a resilient town that has always rebuilt and recovered after natural disasters. It would be a shame if it could not recover from a man-made one.
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Mr. Trash Wheel teaches a lesson about the power of ‘loveability.’
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Earlier this year, I wrote about the rash of tear-downs of vacant housing in Baltimore, MD. Now it seems the city may be headed in a better direction.
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Maybe the best way to fight the state highway administration is to split it up.
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A joint letter from six agencies to Maryland's Director of Transportation, encouraging the state to stop building new roads until it can guarantee that those roads will be safe for everyone.
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When you don't know how to deal with something, destroy it. That's the strategy Baltimore and several other major cities have employed in the face of thousands of vacant homes.
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Ask us a question; we'll find you an answer. This week we get caught up on some Ask Strong Towns questions including ones on stroad repair, traffic engineers and making cool maps.
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