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Venetoulis says bringing Baltimore region together is key role of next mayor

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The story of Ted Venetoulis has played out in Baltimore County and throughout this region quite publicly over the past 50 years. The former County Executive and Towson Times publisher has moved downtown โ€“ and now a neighbor of Nestor at the Inner Harbor โ€“ and is ready to talk about getting our community activated to come back to the city and improve it for the next generation.

This is the finale a lengthy three-part conversation with equal parts nostalgia and the pragmatism borne of a life spent in politics and winning and losing battles. But, most importantly, always finding a compromise to get a deal done. In this one, Venetoulis tells us why he moved back downtown and why itโ€™s fundamental to our state and region that Baltimore figures this out in the next election and comes together to find improvement for all of our children and grandchildren.

We enjoyed every minute of this chat with an East Baltimore legend. Lots of stories weโ€™ve never heard and some that we needed some clarification on after all of these years from Venetoulis.

No one is covering Baltimore mayoral race better than we are and we appreciate all of our friends sharing our work this week! (It does not go unnoticed!)

You wonโ€™t wonโ€™t to miss our lengthy chats with former Baltimore mayor Sheila Dixon is Episodes 153, 154 and 155. And we also spent some quality time with Frank Kelly III, who told us about his work with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and lacrosse work throughout the community and at Calvert Hall.

AND A HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT IS ALSO COMING LATER THIS WEEK:

HOLD THE AFTERNOON OF TUESDAY, APRIL 14TH FROM 11am-1pm to JOIN US FOR SOMETHING REALLY SPECIAL!!!!!

AND COME SEE OUR SHOW LIVE IN 2020:

(Yesโ€ฆyou are invited to join us!)

Thursday, March 12 โ€“ Harford County Executive Barry Glassman will join us at State Fare in Catonsville at 10 a.m.

Thursday, April 16 โ€“ Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh will join us at 10 a.m. at State Fare in Catonsville.

Thursday, April 23 โ€“ Scott Shellenberger will be our guest at State Fare in Catonsville at 11 a.m.

AND MANY MORE TO COMEโ€ฆ

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