Youth Dreamers: Keeping hope alive by giving kids a chance
Ask someone the question, “Why do our inner cities look the way they do?” and you’ll get a lot of
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Jason spent eight years at T. Rowe Price serving in various roles from investment counseling to retirement planning. In 2005, he became Senior Security Analyst at Wells Fargo Corporate Trust in their Residential Mortgage-backed Securities division. He has contributed to several financial newsletters and the Motley Fool website while completing his thesis and Master’s Degree in Government from the Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Program. He resides in Baltimore.
Author: Jason Jenkins
United States’ middle class is no longer the richest in the world
My last post dealt with the state of Maryland gradually raising its minimum wage over the next five years. It
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Maryland’s new minimum wage: Cure for income inequality or political posturing?
In case you haven’t heard: Governor Martin O’Malley stated that his top priority of his final legislative session in office
Read moreBaltimore should look at a streetcar alternative to the Red Line
Baltimore Streetcar Museum (Wikipedia) The Baltimore Red Line project has stirred up a great deal of controversy over the past
Read moreBaltimore’s Red Line Project should be revisited before it’s too late
Baltimore City wants the Red Line to happen in the worst way. The Red Line is a proposed 14.1-mile, east-west
Read moreHow food can create economic growth in East Baltimore
For the past nine months the media has reported about a new project that would act as an urban revitalization
Read moreWhy can’t Baltimore solve its crime epidemic?
The Southeast Baltimore I remember looked nothing like it does today. Patterson Park had a park. Highlandtown had shopping on
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