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Rona Kobell
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Regional Reporter, The Baltimore Banner
Baltimore
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science, medicine technology, academia science policy, environmental science
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By Rona Kobell| The Baltimore Banner Verified For decades, the migration of Baltimore’s ethnic groups from the city followed a distinct pattern. Jewish families moved from the city’s Reservoir Hill and Druid Hill neighborhoods to Woodlawn, Pikesville and then Owings Mills, all in Baltimore County. Black residents leaving the city followed a similar path, expanding into Randallstown, because Jewish homeowners were often the only people who would sell houses to Black Marylanders.
By Rona Kobell| The Baltimore Banner Verified Baltimore County’s proposed $4.8 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 includes no tax rate increases, no cuts to beloved programs, and nearly half a billion dollars in a “rainy day” fund for unanticipated expenses. Spending is projected to increase 3 percent — a cause for cheer given the county’s tight finances and some dire predictions entering the budgeting cycle. “I mean, it’s not great news,” county Budget Director Kevin Reed said of the budget.
By Rona Kobell| The Baltimore Banner Verified For decades, the migration of Baltimore’s ethnic groups from the city followed a distinct pattern. Jewish families moved from the city’s Reservoir Hill and Druid Hill neighborhoods to Woodlawn, Pikesville and then Owings Mills, all in Baltimore County. Black residents leaving the city followed a similar path, expanding into Randallstown, because Jewish homeowners were often the only people who would sell houses to Black Marylanders.
Company Info
The Baltimore Banner
The Baltimore Banner is a nonprofit news organization founded in 2022 by The Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism. Based in Baltimore, Maryland, it aims to strengthen and inspire communities through impactful journalism. The organization focuses on delivering high-quality local news coverage across various topics, including business, culture, and technology, while expanding its reach throughout Maryland. The Baltimore Banner offers digital subscriptions, which have grown significantly, contributing to nearly half of its total revenue. It also produces audio and video content, enhancing its storytelling across multiple platforms. With a dedicated team of approximately 127 employees, including around 80 in the newsroom, the organization is committed to providing in-depth coverage of regional issues and serving the local communities of Baltimore and beyond. Its revenue streams include subscriptions, philanthropic support, and advertising.
Baltimore, North Dakota, United States
+1 443-843-0043
Founded: 2022