u/idieclassy

r/politics r/baltimore r/clevercomebacks r/todayilearned

Neighborhood Blockwatchers sign

Have you ever wondered why we have spooky witches on our Neighborhood Watch signs?

It's actually the outline of the city limits including the bay.

I have had this conversation with too many people irl and needed to spread some truth lmao. If you already knew this, congrats on being smarter than most of my friends ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

u/idieclassy — 8 hours ago

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Tax Dollars At Work

u/LuckyBastard001 — 9 days ago

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Rep. Johnny Olszewski proposes bill for 18-year Supreme Court term limits

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u/idieclassy — 2 months ago

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TIL that the city of Baltimore, Maryland was the 2nd city in the U.S to reach a population of 100,000 residents & would be among the top 10 cities in population in the United States until the 1990 census. The city's population would peak at 950,000 residents in 1950.

en.wikipedia.org

u/The-TIL-Nerd — 2 months ago

u/idieclassy

Neighborhood Blockwatchers sign

Tax Dollars At Work

Rep. Johnny Olszewski proposes bill for 18-year Supreme Court term limits

TIL that the city of Baltimore, Maryland was the 2nd city in the U.S to reach a population of 100,000 residents &amp; would be among the top 10 cities in population in the United States until the 1990 census. The city's population would peak at 950,000 residents in 1950.

TIL that the city of Baltimore, Maryland was the 2nd city in the U.S to reach a population of 100,000 residents & would be among the top 10 cities in population in the United States until the 1990 census. The city's population would peak at 950,000 residents in 1950.