Governor’s sell-off of government-owned property is good for taxpayers and the economy. Might Camden Yards be next?

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You are not alone. There was no bill introduced. No legislative hearing was held. There was no floor debate. No up or down ...

As part of a broader cost-cutting initiative, Maryland officials are considering selling off multiple state-owned properties in Baltimore, including State Center.