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Can’t find where all backpacks are prohibited. It seems that Duffel bags and suitcases are prohibited and there is a limit on the size of bags that can be used. Sad they find this necessary but I have no problem with this. Shoplifting effects us all with either higher prices or store closings. Interested to see what alternatives are suggested.

Good morning ms Ramos i recently and the SOS fund help me get my dad's house out of tax sale 3414 Parkington Ave Baltimore Md.21215 it is air property and i have 2 siblings that won't sign for me to get my name on the deed it was me cleaning out my bank account along with SOS fund that paid the no other family members but they continue to say our family house but i feel they gave up that right when they didn't pay into the cost of getting home back nor are they helping fix the home up which is my permanent resident is there anyway i can get my name on the deed wihout them. I need that so i can get the grants so i don't have to come up with $3000.00 ea yr but dad was paying less then $400.00

More bikes equals more families, equals more kids, equals a safer Baltimore. Get healthy ride a bike to work. Ride to your voting place. Be a good citizen.

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Nice work on housing!!

How many vacate properties, and how many vacate lots are in the 14th District?

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More people need to be paying attention to what Council people are doing to make Baltimore City better.

Great presentation. Where can I get information on the process when a vacant is purchased at a tax sale how long it takes the buyer to take possession of the house and start rehabbing it?

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Love to share How Money Works presentations in your district. How may I reach you?

Doing Great Things Odette!💛

Appreciate the update. The initial schedule estimated that the work would be completed by early Spring, so its a bit disappointing to know that its going to be at least another 3 months before the walking path is entirely open.

Thank you for all of your hard work!

Nice bell action!

Amazing you!

Thanks for all your hard work on this issue!!!

ok i see it HERE

Odette is the greeatest david eberhardt hadley sq- my big issue is guns- Odette anbd I are passionate abt it- maybe Cease Fire- no one else as far as I can tell- of course the victims are Canada just passed a hand gun ban!! Whereis Annapolis?

Odette Ramos is the AOC of Baltimore city politics. I seriously don't know how anyone could be this stupid. Libtard moron.

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The Stony Run Trail is great! Thank you.

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Thanks for doing "90 second with". Great info in 90secs.

Thank you, Odette and all your staff, for great, informative newsletters and all your hard work!

Thanks Odette, You represent us well and at the same time look out for city workers. Way to go! - Rich

Thank you for holding the 14th district down and representing with compassion and heart.

The overwhelming majority of stuff that we think we're recycling isn't getting recycled. It's getting tossed into the incinerator or landfill. This is true not just for Baltimore but all over the country. When we put our bins out there, we think we're doing the right thing, but all we're really doing is making ourselves feel better. First of all, single-stream is a terrible system. By its very nature, it contaminates. Things that might otherwise actually be recycled get contaminated by other things mixed in and are rendered useless. It's actually costing the city more money to get rid of this stuff than if it were all just put in the regular trash. Second, despite all the rules and guidelines that have been in place for years, most residents still don't know what is and isn't acceptable in curbside recycling. I see this all the time as I walk around the neighborhood. Constantly, people are throwing into their bins all kinds of crap: wire hangers lightbulbs styrofoam mirrors broken bits from vases and drinking glasses cardboard boxes that aren't broken down flat plastic bags hard-plastic bottle caps soiled food & beverage containers twisted pieces of metal oily pizza boxes aluminum foil Etc. etc. etc., too much crap to name. NONE of this stuff is acceptable in curbside recycling. All it does is muck up the works down at the sorting plant and contaminate everything else in the load.

Has there been any advice about how to dispose of our old yellow recycling containers?