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Developer Seawall, extending its reach to the Jones Falls, is chided for leaving much of Baltimore out

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Does uplifting a beautiful but beleaguered city waterway mean eateries and apartments? During a generally convivial listening session, some raw moments around development, gentrification and race.
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Developer Seawall, extending its reach to the Jones Falls, is chided for leaving much of Baltimore out

Does uplifting a beautiful but beleaguered city waterway mean eateries and apartments? During a generally convivial listening session, some raw moments around development, gentrification and race.

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Baltimore Brew broke the news in on Thursday, March 26, 2026.
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