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Support The Transformative Redevelopment Plan Of Northwood Plaza

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Anonymous
10 years ago

One neighborhood association???? rejects this project.. What about the rest of the community and the benefit to property owners, retail agencies, and the whole general area, . please do not let another neighborhood lose out on wonderful growth and progress because of ONE person/organization...

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FW Williams
10 years ago

This sort of project is direly needed in the Northeast corridor. Waltherson

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Larraine Brown
10 years ago

I strongly support this petition. I support Morgan State University and Northwood Community.

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Mary Anne Dresler
10 years ago

I live in Mayfield and welcome this project.

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Gerald Browning
10 years ago

Many students live in our neighborhoods already. This would be a real boast.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The only future for this area is a reboot. Right now, it looks (and IS) pretty scary. Anyone who fools themselves into thinking otherwise is delusional. And the cooperation / involvement of MSU is _vital_ to any improvement.

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Sandra Marshall
10 years ago

I live in Arcadia/lauraville and would gladly welcome this type of development in my neighborhood

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Benjamin Tankersley
10 years ago

I live in Arcadia/lauraville and would love to see this sort of progress

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I live right on the other side of the Herring Run from Northwood Plaza and would love to see this plan (including student housing) implemented!

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Sarah
10 years ago

Why wasn't this plan better advertised to residents on the east side of Morgan States Campus? Also, a specialty grocer like a Korean market would be less competive with existing Safeway, and also doesn't need the pharmacy. There's not a decent Korean, Japanese, or Thai restaurant anywhere in 5 neighborhoods.

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Lena Ampadu
10 years ago

Northwood Plaza has been in a state of decline for far too long. It's time for revitalization.

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Alyce Beman-Pearsall
10 years ago

Revitalization is good for Northwood

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William FitzGerald
10 years ago

I don't think that the budget is realistic, but definitely a step in the right direction.

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Nina markowitz
10 years ago

Along with many other long time residents of norther baltimore city, I have lamented the sad state of north wood plaza. When I went to Hopkins, will use to buy supplies for stage props at hechingers. That was 1997. Over the years, we have seen proposals come and go. Remember the proposed transit hub of 10 or 15 years ago? Nothing came of that. This is too good of an opportunity to pass up. How long must we wait for another opportunity? Morgan State is going nowhere, and upper class men can be screened effectively to reduce the potential neighborhood problems that I am sure have been raised.

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Matthew Unfried
10 years ago

United States, Baltimore, Lauraville

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Linda Brown
10 years ago

Also how about 55 + active senior housing. This should also be market rate housing with no more than 15% if the units receiving any kind of subsidy.

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Linda Brown
10 years ago

Graduate students yes. Undergrads NO! It would also be great housing for visiting faculty, How about including a medium sized hotel for visiting parents and for families of patients at Union Memorial and Good Sam?

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Matthew Morris
10 years ago

I'm tired of the status quo, the boring crap we have now, let's build the future.

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Beverly jackson
10 years ago

When I read about the developmen, I was ecstatic. I remember going to Hecht s in northwood! Time to bring northwood back to a place that will serve all of the surrounding neighborhoods.

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deb
10 years ago

Sounds like a plan that incorporates the University and surrounding neighborhoods into a cohesive and future minded vision.Please support this initiative .