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BALTIMORE (Map, News) - The Baltimore County Council killed a bill prohibiting warehouse retail stores like Costco, BJ’s and Sam’s Club in manufacturing zones.
The bill, voted on at a legislative session Monday night, targeted a proposed Costco location in the 1100 block of Taylor Avenue in the district, represented by the bill’s sponsor Councilman Vince Gardina.
Gardina was the only member who voted for the bill, which he said reserved manufacturing zones for large employment centers and kept big box wholesale clubs from residential areas.



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Examiner Reader said:
Wow.. You need to do something with the format on this page in Firefox. Black font on a black background does not make for easy reading..
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Examiner Reader said:
prices rising are not inflation, Inflation is caused by the devaluation of the dollar and this is caused soley by the federal reserve
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Examiner Reader said:
Baltimore is one of the oldest cities in this nation; it is rich with a tradition of invention, industrialism, and innovation. It should return to it's former glory...back in the late 1800's and 1900's it was said "If you want tomke money, you will need to go to Baltimore"...
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Examiner Reader said:
why is nothing ever realesed in australia? i have been looking for light up shoes for years and i finally find a pair and they arent selling in australia!!
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D said:
Still cheap.
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Examiner Reader said:
Cheap: I said trying not being sucessfull.
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Cheap said:
Well, if you let him. Who's fault is that? Make a call.
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Leaving MD said:
Value City is closing 37 of its 113 stores nationwide yet 7 of 8 of its MD stores are closing! How many jobs is that? How many other businesses will be affected by the MD closings. This is what a hostile business climate does! Thanks O'Malley! Thanks Franchot! Thanks Miller! Thanks Busch! Nice job boys.
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City Resident said:
pretty sure this is O' Malleys fault. that and the fact that liberals are now using craigslist to buy second hand furniture....man, way to go Baltimore!
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Examiner Reader said:
WHat is the street address for Penskys???? You give the one for the new one in Falls Church.
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