‘People cannot continue to feel unsafe:’ Senate president seeks to reassure Little Italy
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson was back in Little Italy Tuesday night, after last month’s announcement with Gov. Larry Hogan on the security upgrades and investment funding for the neighborhood. Residents were pleased with Ferguson’s return while others were critical of the city’s response to the rise in crime.
Senate President Bill Ferguson, other lawmakers back Ivan Bates for city state’s attorney
Ferguson, who represents part of the city, said Baltimore needs “the right partner” to help create safer communities. “We are at a very critical time for the city of Baltimore,” Ferguson said. “It is everyone’s responsibility to find a way to create a safe community. At the end of the day, the state’s attorney is…
