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City police taking fears seriously – baltimoresun.com

I found the article to be good news. It’s good to see the police stepping up, especially when things start to get rough. Right now the last thing that Baltimore needs is any interruption of tourism. It’s a thin line that the city walks in terms of keeping its budget in check and commerce going. If there’s any disruption to this cycle then we’ll start to see a bad downward spiral with real estate, projects, and development. This all is a far stretch from a crime wave but still, why wouldn’t anyone want a better city? Why do these “packs of kids” keep roaming around looking for crimes to commit?

Maybe one will answer so we can get some insight as to why they feel the need to ruin a good thing?

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ABC’s Wipeout is setting up downtown by the waterfall for something, possible trails for the show maybe? Pictures to follow when I get in to work.

Clutch Bar in Canton had their grand opening Saturday night. The place was decently packed with crowds coming and going. There was also a raging block party over on Belnord (S?) that added to the night at some point. I have to say though I was not impressed with my second visit to Clutch. The wait staff was extremely new and extremely confused as to how to handle the crowd. At one point, in an attempt to leave due to frustrations with getting a drink, arguments were carried out as to where certain alcohol was located and who’s job it was to deliver it to the requested place. I’m hoping this is all just growing pains as the bar expands because I like the location and the atmosphere. When it takes 30 minutes to get a beer and your check (due to the aggrevation of attemping to get a beer) you have to evaluate where the breakdown is. I think I’ll be avoiding the place for a bit in hopes that things will work themselves in to an even keel instead of the train wreck wait staff that was Saturday night.

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On the corner of Pratt and light st.