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Maryland Congressman says housing bill will spur homebuilding

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By Wambui Kamau Verified
| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified
The Road to Housing Act is bipartisan legislation aimed at lowering housing costs. It would streamline permits, expand financing, and spur more homebuilding. Democratic Congressman Johnny Olszewski argues the legislation could be big for places like Baltimore, where empty homes remain a persistent problem and even rural areas where commercial buildings are underutilized. President Trump canceled a planned signing ceremony last week. But the bill could still pass in 10 days.
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Maryland Congressman says housing bill will spur homebuilding

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By Wambui Kamau Verified
| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified
The Road to Housing Act is bipartisan legislation aimed at lowering housing costs. It would streamline permits, expand financing, and spur more homebuilding. Democratic Congressman Johnny Olszewski argues the legislation could be big for places like Baltimore, where empty homes remain a persistent problem and even rural areas where commercial buildings are underutilized. President Trump canceled a planned signing ceremony last week. But the bill could still pass in 10 days.
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Tall ships bring history and global connections to Baltimore for America's 250th

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By Wambui Kamau Verified
| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Dozens of tall ships from around the world have arrived at the Inner Harbor as part of Sail250, a celebration marking America's 250th anniversary. Baltimore is one of five U.S. host cities for Sail250, joining New Orleans, Norfolk, New York and Boston. Visitors can tour tall ships docked across the city including Fells Point, North Locust Point and the Peninsula. The celebration also includes an air show at Martin State Airport that ends on Monday.
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