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Baltimore’s waterfront gets its Barnes & Noble back

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Baltimore is getting its first stand-alone Barnes & Noble bookstore in nearly six years. The national bookstore chain will take over the former Oceanaire Seafood Room location and open its doors in late October, according to a press release from Harbor East Management Group.
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Highlandtown’s business district was growing. Then ICE came.

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2:31 10 hours ago 'This one hits home': Residents, officials react to Pikesville shooting WBAL • 10h A Baltimore County police officer, an armed person and a bystander were all struck in exchange of gunfire Sunday morning on a trail in Pikesville. County police said officers were called around 8:50 a.m. to a trail off Milford Mill Road for a suspicious person/indecent exposure report. Police said officers arrived and were fired upon by an armed subject and gunfire was exchanged.
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Highlandtown’s business district was growing. Then ICE came.

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| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Highlandtown buzzed during the neighborhood’s First Friday Art Walk in November. Locals and non-locals alike flocked to the community’s business corridor on and around Eastern Avenue. But something has changed in the last six months. Morale is low, some business owners say, and people are scared. Fridays, once reliable as high-traffic days for business owners, are now “like a ghost town,” said Franchesca Nuñez, owner of Franchesca’s Empanadas Café.
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