Larry Hogan would be a terrible senator

He was bad for Baltimore when he was governor. He’s not a moderate. He’s a traditional GOP conservative, not a MAGA cult member

Exceptional reporting by @baynardwoods about the ugly lie that Larry Hogan keeps telling about Baltimore. He did NOT save our city.

When he killed the Red Line and sent $1 billion back to the Feds, Hogan did more harm to Baltimore than anyone he vilifies.https://t.co/41dbgfQs9b
— Zeke Cohen (@Zeke_Cohen) April 17, 2024

I guarantee you if Larry Hogan gets elected to the Senate, Baltimore will see meager federal dollars come here. He’ll fight like hell to get another two lanes on a highway, though, with federal funds. Which the Baltimore/DC corridor doesn’t need. Terrible Governor for this city.
— Teddypasketty (@teddipasketty) April 19, 2024

Meet The Press Official Moderate Republican™ @GovLarryHogan is being funded by a Nazi memorabilia enthusiast, a draft dodger who smeared John Kerry's & John McCain's military service, a billionaire serial sexual abuser, and Vince McMahon's wife https://t.co/Go2o4fKBas pic.twitter.com/UkxUIeoSgA
— Chatty Kathy's Pet Monkey (@mattgonter) April 17, 2024

When you ask to meet with the Governor of Maryland, but the Twitter Governor shows up. https://t.co/EzMzUcAnhT pic.twitter.com/J2eRAQkCBX
— Robbie Leonard (@RobbieLeonardSA) April 1, 2024

Former @GovLarryHogan now running for US Senate, was warned that Baltimore bridges could collapse if he allowed bigger cargo ships and a bridge was hit.

Hogan blew off the advice, big news broken by @LeverNews a small nonprofit news outlet in Denver.https://t.co/JQ4bx6dmAl
— David Cay Johnston (@DavidCayJ) March 31, 2024

He deleted this particular tweet but Senate candidate Larry Hogan is promoting the conspiracy theory that police in Maryland were defunded. pic.twitter.com/kRp3ICYpuK
— Baltimore Crime Museum (@museum_crime) March 13, 2024

So much for all the ‘Larry hogan is a moderate’ hot takes the pundits have showered on us through the years… https://t.co/sOg84sQYFI
— Jennifer Schulze (@NewsJennifer) March 7, 2024

Larry Hogan, worried that we might actually build the Red Line, decides to run for Senate to kill the project. Again. https://t.co/yDHQq2NT7A
— Zac Blanchard for City Council (@blanchard4bmore) April 11, 2024

Fox is more partisan than MSNBC

They’re not the same.

You’re wrong. Fox’s Sean Hannity spoke onstage at a Trump rally. Nobody at MSNBC did anything that partisan.https://t.co/KaN2Xe3kLL
— Harris Levy (@HarrisL585) April 20, 2024

Baltimore Cast Iron Buildings

Cast Iron buildings were popular in the late 1800s.

Baltimore Building of the Week: Cast Iron Baltimore

Baltimore Heritage on Baltimore Cast Iron Buildings

My photo of the Marsh and McLennan building in the 1970s before it was renovated.

Baltimore Fish Market with 1970s photos

The Baltimore Fish Market was located on Market Place. The market moved to Jessup, MD. The building is occupied by Port Discovery. As I recall, it was primarily a wholesale market and was open from something like 6 am to 3 pm. I took some black-and-white photos in the 1970s.

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McKim Free School

The McKim Free School building is located at 1120 E. Baltimore St., east of downtown Baltimore.

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Below is the Maryland Inventory of Historic Places file on the McKim Free School. It includes information on the National Register of Historic Places (added in 1973).

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Tweets on how records are made

Artists are all-in on vinyl. See how records are made in 2024. https://t.co/MDqCe01Rhk
— Post Business (@washpostbiz) April 20, 2024

Let’s learn how records are made! Big thanks to @smashedplastic for giving me the full tour.@93XRT @Q101Chicago @soundopinions #RecordStoreDay pic.twitter.com/jOCd6iNP66
— Jim Hanke (@jimhanke) April 17, 2024

Tweets on the climate 4/18/24

Health officials: Heat caused more emergency department (ED) visits in several U.S. regions in 2023.

Read the full findings from this @CDCMMWR report: https://t.co/T4iGfcmSUn
— CDC (@CDCgov) April 18, 2024

Climate change damage could cost $38 trillion per year by 2050, study finds https://t.co/aBr7DDvUc3 pic.twitter.com/TBwT8m2mAP
— Reuters (@Reuters) April 17, 2024

Wildfires, drought, and extreme weather could push millions of Americans north—and in turn revitalize the Rust Belt, @AbrahmL writes: https://t.co/YmIHMVI1a5
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) March 28, 2024

Spring is getting warmer on average nationwide, per a recent Climate Central analysis — a trend that reflects human-caused warming, the climate research group says.https://t.co/4pIDPCPqGX
— Axios (@axios) March 18, 2024

Incredible chart: Spring really is coming earlier in most of the USA.

Less snow means the ground can absorb heat sooner. That's why trees and flowers are blooming earlier.

This explains why peak DC cherry blossom time is on track for ~March 23 now.
(Chart by @Harry_Stevens) pic.twitter.com/DpG8FmC8o0
— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) March 13, 2024

Here’s how climate crashes into the economy: first, coastal properties/wildfire-risk properties become uninsurable; then, without insurance there aren’t mortgages for buyers; then, property values crash because no mortgages and cash-only becomes the market.https://t.co/ltBJYCevg7
— Sheldon Whitehouse (@SenWhitehouse) March 10, 2024

EXCLUSIVE: If Trump wins in November, his plans to roll back Biden's climate policies, could lead to an estimated extra 4 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions by 2030. https://t.co/67c0hS977J
— Axios (@axios) March 9, 2024

Republican-led states and industry groups filed three lawsuits challenging a US Environmental Protection Agency rule that toughens air quality standards for soot pollution https://t.co/zLlDyTUH5D
— Reuters (@Reuters) March 7, 2024