Ed Gunts is a staff writer for Baltimore Fishbowl, with a focus on local news and developments in Maryland, specifically in Baltimore. His articles cover a range of topics including arts and culture, real estate, city events, and LGBTQ issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as LGBTQ Nation and Washington Blade.
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Ed Gunts focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on the real estate industry and development in Baltimore. He also covers entertainment news and sustainability.
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Baltimore’s famous filth elder made an appearance on “Chucky” this week, and the character he plays is not a very Good Guy.
To mark the 60th anniversary of Baltimore's historic preservation commission, executive director Eric Holcomb will present a talk about the history and role of local historic preservation in Baltimore.
By: Ed Gunts
Stevie Wonder and Misty Copeland are coming to Baltimore, but not to sing or dance.
By: Ed Gunts
The Walters Art Museum will be led by two interim co-directors during the transitional period following the previously-announced departure of Julia Marciari-Alexander, the Andrea B. and John H. Laporte Director.
Artist Jaz Erenberg and her husband, Doron, started work this week on a new mural along Reisterstown Road in Pikesville.
By: Ed Gunts
During a forum about the past and future of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, experts pondered whether and how $400 million in public subsidies should be spent to assist privately-funded redevelopment plans for Harborplace.
By: Ed Gunts
Twelve Baltimore-based designers have been selected to participate in Project Artscape Fashion Weekend, the fashion-oriented component of Artscape 2024.
Developer Chukuemeka “Chukes” Okoro on Tuesday cleared a key hurdle in his quest to build 48 market-rate apartments on the west side of downtown Baltimore, when his plan received preliminary approval from the city’s Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation (CHAP).
By: Ed Gunts
MCB Real Estate, the developer of Harborplace in Baltimore, announced on Thursday that it will lead the development of VIVA White Oak, a mixed use project planned for a 280-acre site in eastern Montgomery County, Maryland.
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