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Kraft looks back on12 years as 1st District councilman

“The demands were and are great. Technically, it is considered a part-time job but I don’t think there’s any week that I didn’t work between 50-60 hours,” said Councilman Jim Kraft.

After twelve years of serving as the councilman for the 1st District, Kraft will step down this year.

In 2015, he announced that he will not run for reelection, ending over a decade of public service for the Southeast. As his final term comes to a close, he reflects on his experiences working for and representing the residents.

“At the end of the day, every day, you can sit down and say ‘we made at least one person’s life better today’. When we go home, we know we made a difference, some days we get to help more than one person. Our job is to help people when government fails them.”

However, this road to communal happiness if often paved with speed bumps. Kraft said he has received much negative feedback and angry phone calls over some of his policy decisions. Most recently, elements of Transform Baltimore, a city-wide zoning rewrite, where Kraft serves as the committee’s vice chairman, caused a group of residents to create a Facebook page and campaign against Kraft’s proposal. After several

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“In District 1 . . . our choice for the seat vacated by James B. Kraft in the Democratic race is Scott Goldman,a 34-year-old attorney and former U.S. Army captain who became interested in running after he fi rst experienced the ineptitude of the city bureaucracy fi rst hand — a burst water pipe belonging to the city fl ooded his basement in Canton and took months to fi x. He demonstrates a broad understanding of Baltimore’s core issues but also a realistic expectation of City Council — and the need to work with fellow council members as well as agency heads.”

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On Sunday, April 24, an event called Cameras Against Cancer will offer professional photo sessions for a good cause.

The event was created as a way for photographer Ross Lewin to combine his passion for photography with his desire to give back to a charity that is close to him.

One of the multiple events all over Maryland and D.C., this Cameras Against Cancer event will take place on the rooftop of the Natty Boh tower at 3600 O’Donnell St.

For $50 a photoshoot, you not only get Lewin’s photography, but you also get your make-up and hair professionally done as well as massages while you wait. Lewin’s roommate is a DJ and will be providing music as you get your Heidi Klum on.

All of the make-up artists, hair stylists, and masseuses are volunteers. Lewin started by first reaching out to his friends but as he networked and met people, he had people flocking to him, eager to help.

He is donating all of the proceeds raised at the Cameras for Cancer events to the non-profit, Zaching Against Cancer.

Zaching Against Cancer was founded by Zachary Lederer, a University of Maryland student who passed away from brain cancer in 2014.

While undergoing surgery and chemotherapy, Zach’s signature pose, a muscle-man flex, became a sign of his resilience and fighting spirit.

John Lederer, Zach’s father, explained that he struck the pose after a particularly difficult brain surgery.

“He said ‘Dad, I wanted to make sure my friends and family knew I was strong enough to beat this and be okay.’”

Once photos of this “Zaching” was posted online, it became viral and inspired people across the country to do the same.

“It became a symbol of strength, courage, determination, and hope,” said Lederer.

During his time in the hospital, Zach was lucky to have a solid support system and the means to get the treatments he needed, said Lederer. However, he noticed that some of his fellow patients weren’t as lucky.

“He saw other people in the hospital who didn’t have that support network, people at the pharmacy who couldn’t afford their prescriptions or co-pays so that inspired him to start the foundation.”

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and scholarship funds for students affected by cancer. Zaching Against Cancer partners with fourteen hospitals in Maryland, Massachusetts, and Florida. These hospitals refer patients with specific needs to the non-profit for help in whatever ways they need it.

“I wanted to work with a local group that had good connections to the area so I could reach out to the most amount of people,” said Lewin.

Lewin chose this cause because his mother is a breast cancer survivor.

“It really changed my life,” said Lewin about his mother’s cancer. “Since then, it’s been something on the back of my mind. I want to be able to support myself while helping causes like this.”

He enjoys bringing people together and giving them the chance to showcase their talents while shining a light on the work of non-profits who are fighting for a cure.

In his first event, which Lewin admits was quickly put together, raised over $1,600. He is expecting Cameras For Cancer to grow from here.

Lederer is grateful for the work of Lewin and the other volunteers which help Zaching Against Cancer make the biggest positive impact possible.

“People want to give back, they just need the opportunity to do that.”

For more information on Zaching Against Cancer, visit www.zachingagainstcancer.org.

For more information on Cameras Against Cancer or to register for a photoshoot, visit www.camerasagainstcancer.com.

Zachary Lederer doing his signature strong-man pose which became a symbol of strength and hope. | Photo courtesy of Zaching For Cancer

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Mark Parker has been making a difference in the lives of our kids every day.Over the last 7 years, Mark has worked collaboratively with his community to:

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Bring teens and Bring teens and young adults into neighborhood basketball programs and off Highlandtown corners; and

Expand the summer Youth Works program for area teenagers, and hire them to staff a new summer camp of fifty students.

MMark Parker prioritizes safer streets and stronger communities in his public service.

He collaborates with his neighbors, with businesses, and government agencies to:

Identify and rehab vacant homes which attract crime;

Hold irresponsible bar owners accountable at the Liquor Board for violent establishments; and

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Mark Parker works to preserve our district’s natural beauty and resources.

Collaborating with Retrofit Baltimore to establish local solar energy co-op;

Working with Patterson Park Audobom, community associations, and local schools to plant gardens and clean our streets; and

WWorking in partnership with many organizations to plant hundreds of trees.

Mark Parker prioritizes safe and reliable transportation in our community.Expand bike infrastructure and angle parking in Highlandtown as part of the Southeast Baltimore Complete Streets plan;

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THURSDAY, APRIL 21Public Safety Forum: 7 p.m., Greektown Square and Event Center, 700 Quail St. Mayor Rawlings-Blake and Commissioner Davis will discuss public safety and address neighborhood concerns.

Are You Smarter than a BCP 5th Grader: 6:15 p.m.-8:30 p.m. City Springs Elementary, 100 S. Caroline St. Baltimore Curriculum students wil test their smarts against grown-ups like Delegate Brook Lierman, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Victor Abiamiri, and Fox 45’s Traffic Jam Jimmy in this annual fundraiser. There will be live music and dinner from Mama’s On The Half Shell and Nacho Mama’s. Tickets $100 per person.

B’More Shorts: 7:30 p.m., Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Ave. A night of short films highlighting the best of Baltimore filmmaking. Buena Casa, Buena Brasa: Todos los jueves. Canciones, rimas, cuentos, y juegos, para los niños (0-3 años) y los padres o cuidadores. 11 a.m. at the Southeast Anchor Branch, Enoch Pratt Library, 3601 Eastern Ave. Info: 410-396-1580.FRIDAY, APRIL 22Free Recycling Bins: 12-4 p.m. O’Donnell Square. The Canton Community Association will be offering free recycling bins to residents. First come, first serve. Tiny Tots in Patterson Park: 10:30-11:30 a.m., meets at picnic tables on the northeastern shore of the Boat Lake. $5 donation is suggested per child. Presented by the Audubon Center. Info: 410-558-2473.SATURDAY, APRIL 23Mayor’s Spring Cleanup: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. All over Baltimore. Beautify your block and alleys with your neighbors with a city-wide cleaning event. Tools and supplies will be available at Library Square, 3801 E. Pratt St., and 2924 E. Baltimore St. Kerplunk! Family Art Drop-In: An all ages events where children are encouraged to explore the art exhibit and delve into their own creativity with help from the art supplies around the building. Saturday, 12-3 p.m., at the Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Ave. FREE. Info: www.creativealliance.org/events/2015/kerplunk-free-family-art-drop.SUNDAY, APRIL 24Highlandtown Wine Festival: Conkling and Claremont St. Enjoy wine tastings, live music, games, craft vendors, and plenty of food at the 13th year of this tasty Highlandtown tradition. $20 in advance, $25 day of. Bubbleball Soccer: 3-6 p.m., Patterson Park. A quirky sport where everyone wears giant plastic bubble suits and aims to knock each other over. To register, visit www.bubbleballmd.com/play. Bingo: 1 p.m. St. Casimir Church Hall, Kolbe Center, 2736 O’Donnell St. $20 per person. Proceeds benefit the school’s scholarship fund. Call Marlene for reservations: 410-477-2959.TUESDAY, APRIL 26Primary Election Day: 7 a.m.-8 p.m. All over Baltimore. Get out there and vote! This election will bring about one of the biggest changes within our city government so let your voice be heard. Go to page 9 for more information on candidates and polling places.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27Greater Greektown Neighborhood Alliance Association Meeting: 7 p.m. United Evangelical Church, 3200 Dillon St. Mother Goose Baby Steps: Mondays, 11 a.m. An interactive nursery rhyme program with music and movement. For children up to 36 months of age with their caregivers. Southeast Anchor Branch, Enoch Pratt Library, 3601 Eastern Ave. Info: 410-396-1580.

COMMUNITY NOTEBOOKDia del Nino 2016: April 30, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Patterson Park Pagoda Hill. A Kids’ Dat of free activities, performances, crafts, and pinatas. All activities and admission is free. WTMD First Thursday Concert: May 5, music starts at 6:30 p.m. Canton Waterfront Park. The concert series kicks off with performances from Ra Ra Riot, Hey Marseilles, Moreland, and Arbuckle. Admission is free.

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Getting things done in government can be tough. There are conflicting interests. Limited budgets. Strong personalities. Developers looking for breaks and insiders angling for deals. With 32 years in the DEA, decades in community leadership, and a lifetime on the streets of Baltimore, I have the experience the First District needs to represent us right. And I’m going to apply it full time. THAT’S THE WAY IT SHOULD BE, AND THE WAY I’LL SERVE.!!

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•  Ed was born and raised in the 1st District, attending Archbishop Curly High School and University of Baltimore.

•  Has served as President of the Upper Fells Point Improvement Association and Vice President of the Fells Prospect Community Association.

•  Ed is endorsed by the Sierra Club for his conservation efforts and his vision for a bright future.

•  Honorably retired after 32 years in law enforcement.

•  Will be a FULL-TIME councilman not a part-time politician.

•  He will hire a grant writer to obtain extra money for projects in the district.

•  Ed has been the only candidate to actively work with community members in negotiations with Councilman Kraft to protect our historic neighborhoods.

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They say that a cat has nine lives, but for Tigger, a 21-year old cat with a “bucket list” and a caring cat-crazy owner, one life will be enough.

The awwww-inspiring story of this tenacious tabby grabbed attention and headlines across the world, demonstrating the love and resilience of rescued animals.

Cantonite and Baltimore Guide contributor Adriene Buisch adopted Tigger last year after seeing a post on the Canton Neighbors Facebook page about an elderly cat abandoned at an animal hospital. The moment Buisch, a former cheerleader for the Baltimore Ravens football team who now works at Charm City Veterinary Hospital, saw Tigger’s frail bone-thin frame and matted fur, she knew he belonged with her.

“He was like a skeleton with this big fluffy head, I was almost afraid to touch him,” she said.

Buisch later learned that Tigger had been at the veterinary clinic for over nine months. His former owner had him boarded there and never came back for him.

He was malnourished and suffering from kidney failure which was only made worse by his time at the clinic. Yet Buisch saw that at 21 years old, he had plenty of life and love left in him to give.

“He did a complete 180,” she said about when Tigger was taken home, adding that she thinks he has slept on every blanket and pillow in the house.

She began to notice he loved going outside and strutting down the sidewalk. He also enjoys traveling around in a sling bag and greeting people in O’Donnell Square. Buisch describes him as being a kitten in an old man’s body.

With this knowledge, Buisch took Tigger on a beach trip to Bethany Beach to indulge his exploring instincts.

“He was apprehensive at first and sort of overwhelmed. But then all of a sudden, he started walking around and just found a place in the sun, buried himself in the sand and he was purring and rolling around,” she said.

Crowds gathered and were fascinated by this cat and his fearlessness and even more enraptured when Buisch told them his story.

“I’ve never seen such a happy kitty.”The pictures of Tigger posing by the waterfront like a

seasoned model went viral, attracting the attention of news outlets from all over the country.

Tigger’s fanbase grew as Buisch posted pictures documenting his adventures, like his adoption anniversary party, complete with a birthday hat and celebratory chicken breast dinner.

There was a time the page was getting over 1000 Likes a day. Fans from Taiwan and Germany would mail Buisch newspapers clippings of Tigger.

After the discovery that Tigger had a golf ball-sized tumor on his abdomen, Buisch decided to make the last days of his life the happiest ones. With that, Tigger’s bucket list was created.

“We want to give him as much fun and time outside as we can. He always shows us something new that he’s interested in.”

Tigger has big plans this spring. As the weather warms up, Buisch hopes to take him for a stroll down the Canton waterfront and even for a leisurely cruise on a fishing boat. She’s also hoping to use her connection to the Ravens to get Tigger a football meet-and-greet.

Busich addresses criticism from people claiming that she forces Tigger outside, saying that Tigger makes his own decisions.

“We let him choose where he walks to and we just follow. He always directs us,” she said.

“It’s not the typical thing you can do with a cat and he is unique because of that and how well he handles people. Any cat owner will tell you that you can’t force your cat to do anything it doesn’t want to.”

Tigger’s fans have written to her and told her about how the story has inspired them and let them see the merits of rescuing an older animal.

Buisch said that those interested in an older pet should know that it comes with a lot of responsibility and financial burden.

“You never know what health issues are going to show up, it’s not cheap.”

However, her experience as a veterinary technician gave her the knowledge to ensure that Tigger was living as comfortably and contentedly as possible.

And in his year with her, Tigger has given back that affection ten fold.

“We’re lucky we took him in because he changed our life with how special and unique he is. Tigger changed everything. His personality reveals how awesome an older cat can be. He has so much to give back. He’s an example of what you can still have in your life and you can still have that joy. He was the best decision we’ve ever made and it’s hard to put it all into words,” said Buisch. “Age doesn’t matter, it doesn’t change how cool you be.”

You can follow Tigger’s adventures and bucket list on Facebook at “Tigger’s Story- The 21 yr. Old Cat & His Bucket List”.

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“Join me in supporting Sean Flanagan…

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“I have the experience and proven leadership to preserve our neighborhoods and improve the quality of life in our District.” – Sean Flanagan

www.voteseanfl anagan.comBy Authority, Friends of Sean P. Flanagan, Lynda West, Treasurer

SEAN FLANAGANFirst District Democrat for Baltimore City Council

As a community leader, I have...• Co-chaired the committee that raised $275,000 to renovate Canton Library• Advocated expanding Hampstead Hill Academy to be our only option for reopening Canton Middle School

• Negotiated the agreement that kept Nacho Mama’s in our community• Led our e� orts to bring “First Thursdays” to Waterfront Park• Opposed the Red Line and insisted on an alternative plan

As your Councilman, I will...• Work with the Police to improve public safety• Work to improve our schools• Make the First District an even better place to live, work and play• Encourage small business and responsible development• Take better care of and improve our parks• Be a tireless advocate for you with City agencies


8 Ball’s spaghettiand meatball dishwith spicy sauce. | Photos by Rachel Lipton

Fell’s Point has recently been graced with a few new awesome restaurants. One of the new spots that received a lot of hype from locals and visitors alike is 8 Ball Meatball, which opened this winter. It specializes in, of course, meatballs, which you can order your personalized special way. You first choose your protein. There’s the classic but there are also other meats like lamb, chicken, spicy pork. Then you must decide if you want it over a salad, on a sub, as sliders, or over spaghetti. Your decision-making is not finished, however. There’s a variety of sauces to choose from as well, like Parmesan cream, spicy meat, or traditional tomato. After a first visit, I was so impressed by the food, service, and selection that I came back shortly afterward.

I decided to get sliders so I can mix and match and get a few different options.

First, I ordered the special ball, which changes weekly. This week, it was a spicy lamb ball topped with tzatziki sauce. This was awesome, I loved how spicy the lamb was without it being overpowering and the cooling effect of the thick creamy tzatziki sauce that relieved my palette. I would love to see this regularly on the menu.

My next meatball was the chicken ball with the pesto sauce. This was also another winner. The chicken was moist and juicy and not at all dry like I was anticipating. The pesto itself was thick and the fresh taste of the basil stood out. I do wish there was slightly more pesto, but that’s just me, I’m a saucy girl so I like a lot of sauce.

The third meatball I ordered was the classic ball with mushroom gravy. The meatball was a mix of beef, pork, and veal which gave it a ton of flavor and was moist, something that really impressed me because so often meatballs can turn into crumbly messes of dry ground beef once you stick the fork in it. The mushroom gravy was hearty and paired well with the savory combination of the meat.

All three sliders were housed in fluffy buns that were slightly crisped. The buns held up against the deluge of sauces and never became soggy, a feat that many meatball subs can’t duplicate.

Sure, 8 Ball’s specialties are meatballs. But the highlight of the meal for me by far was the

cheesy polenta which I ordered as a side dish. The polenta was very creamy and smooth, as any self-respecting polenta should be. The cheese incorporated into the dish along with the snow sprinkle of parmesan on top turned the already good polenta dish into a showstopping sidedish. It really reminded me of a fancier mac and cheese that was levels above Kraft dinner in a box.

They have other sides that I’m eager to go back and try, like risotto, bruschetta, and fried pickles.

My friend opted to order something much more traditional and went with the classic meatballs over spaghetti with the spicy sauce. She loved the dish, saying that the sauce was spiced well and didn’t underestimate her ability to take the heat. The spaghetti was cooked al dente, with a perfect bite.

If you’re craving meatballs and want to get creative, head over to Fells Point and try out all the options at 8 Ball for yourself!

8 Ball Meatball is located at 814 S Broadway.

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Meet the CandidatesOFFICE OF MAYOR:DEMOCRATS:MACK CLIFTON: Clifton is an author and the CEO of the Maryland Chaplain Corps. His campaign is focused on government accountability and a reduction in the city’s unemployment rates. For more information, visit www.mackcliftonformayor.com.

GERSHAM CUPID: A sergeant with the Baltimore Police Department. His platform includes rebuilding vacant properties, transparency in the police department, and audits of city agencies. For more information, visit www.cupidformayor.com.

SHEILA DIXON: The former Mayor of Baltimore from 2007-2010 and president of the Baltimore City Council. She has been promoting policies on safe and affordable housing, higher wages, and job creation. For more information, visit www.sheiladixon formayor.com.

ELIZABETH EMBRY: The former Director of the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice and the current Chief of the Criminal Division for the Attorney General. Her platform has a focus on better public transit, violence reduction, and ethics reform within the city’s government. For more information, visit www.embryforbaltimore.org.

PATRICK GUTIERREZ: The former operations manager and vice president of Bank of America. His policies are nicknamed “E3” which stands for education, community engagement, and higher employment rates.For more information, visit www. abetter baltimore.org.

DERAY MCKESSON: A civil rights activist with the Black Lives Matter movement and former school teacher and administrator. He advocated for better educational options for youths, efforts pushing for business growth and innovation, and agency audits. For more information, visit www.derayformayor.com.

CATHERINE PUGH: A Maryland state Senator and former Baltimore City councilmember for the 40th district. As Mayor, she said she would work towards economic growth, an increase in the education budget, and support for crime reduction programs. For more information, visit www.pughformayor.com.

CARL STOKES: The Baltimore City councilmember for the 12th District and former Baltimore City Board of school commissioner. His platforms include lowering and reforming tax rates, higher paying wages, and improving public transportation. For more information, visit www.carlstokes2016.com.

CINDY WALSH: A former manager at UPS and public policy blogger. Walsh’s platform includes increasing government oversight and management, improving public transit, and ending economic disparity.

DAVID WARNOCK: A venture capitalist and co-founder of a public charter school. His platform includes programs to rehab vacant properties, job creation and job training, and a more transparent city government. For more information, visit www. davidwarnock forbaltimore.com.

WILTON WILSON: Wilson is a nurse. His campaign promotes after-school programming and vocation training along with restructuring the Board of Education. For more information, visit wiltonwilson.com.

CALVIN ALLEN YOUNG: A Harvard graduate and former intern at the White House National Economic Council. As Mayor, Young said he would focus on ending economic inequality and promoting public safety through community engagement and police training. For more information, visit www.electcalvinyoung.com.

REPUBLICANS:ARMAND GIRARD: A retired math teacher and a member of the Baltimore Republican Central Committee.

CHANCELLOR TORBIT: A Baltimore resident and volunteer. Torbit’s campaign is focused on creating more job opportunities and

educational incentives. For more information, visit www.electchancellortorbit.com.

BRIAN CHARLES VAETH: A former city firefighter. As Mayor, Vaeth will work towards prison reform and job training for young people.

ALAN WALDEN: A retired WBALbroadcast journalist and a former president of the Baltimore Council of the Navy League of the United States. His campaign calls for better vocational education and a change in the city’s political landscape.

LARRY O. WARDLOW, JR: The Transportation Coordinator for a cab company and the vice chair of the Baltimore City Republican Central Committee. His platform includes a fully elected school board, government transparency, and economic development.

US SENATOR:Two candidates are vying for the

congressional seat that Senator Barbra Mikulski is vacating.

Donna Edwards and Chris Van Hollen, both Democrats, are competing for the position in a hotly-contested race.

Edwards is currently the U.S. Representative for Maryland’s 4th congressional district and in the past has worked as a nonprofit public interest advocate.

Calling herself a “progressive champion-ship”, Edwards’ said that as Senator, she will

work to combat special interest groups, create jobs, protect reproductive rights, and address income inequality.

For more information on her campaign, visit www.donnaedwardsforsenate.com.

Van Hollen, Edwards’ opponent, is currently the U.S. Representative for Maryland’s 8th congressional district.

Van Hollen said he will work for a strong economy, expanded educational opportunities, and increased access to healthcare. Like Edwards, Van Hollen has also promised to reduce special interest spending.

For more information on his campaign, visit www.vanhollen.org.

CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT:Another one-on-one election is between

incumbent Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young and his sole opponent, Kim Trueheart, a local activist.

Trueheart is an advocate that says she will bring effective change to the City Council, such as the creation of a human services committee and improved city services for residents.

Young took over the City Council President position in 2011 after Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, the current president, was elected mayor.

If re-elected, Young said he will fight for more youth opportunities, the weakening of the mayor’s office, and the balancing of the Board of Estimates.

Early voting at the Southeast Anchor Library created quite a colorful scene. | Photo by Julie M. Kichline


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HIGHLANDTOWN:Highlandtown Elem/Middle School #237231 S Eaton St., 443-642-27927 AM - 8 PM

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S. Bethel St., unit block, April 16 at 7;15 p.m. The victim was walking when she was approached by three African-American teenaged males. Suspect #1 displayed a semiautomatic handgun and said “Give us the purse or we will shoot.” The suspects then grabbed the victim’s purse and fled. The purse was found a few blocks away with the victim’s property still in tact.

Fleet St., 1600 block, April 16 at 2:30 p.m. The victim was withdrawing money from an ATM when he was approached by an African-American male in a black ski mask. The suspect placed a gun to the victim’s back and said “Give me everything you got.” The victim gave him money.

E. Lombard. 3500 block, April 17 between 3 a.m.-3:15 a.m. The victim said that he came to a stop at the red light at Baltimore and Conkling St. One of the suspect, an African-American male in his 20s, came up to the car, a gold 2013 Honda Accord, and asked for change. The victim rolled down the window and gave him change. The suspect punched the victim in the face several times and pulled him out of the car. A second suspect, another African-American male in his 20s, came up and placed a knife against his stomach. Two other African-American males appeared and entered the car and fled in it. BURGLARY:

N. Highland Ave., 600 block, April 13 between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. An unknown suspect gained entry through a front door and took a 32 inch TV.

N. Luzerne Ave., 100 block, April 13 between 8-9:42 a.m. Officers responded to an alarm call and found the rear basement door of the location open. No suspects were found and no property was taken, but the house showed signs on ransacking. During an area canvas, a neighbor observed two juvenile African-American males on bikes in font of the location who later disappeared behind the building. Two bikes were found in the victim’s yard.

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E. Pratt St., 3500 block, April 10 at 2:30 p.m. The victim reported that he was approached from behind by three African-American males. One of the suspects said “Kick it out” and the victim observed a handgun in his waistband. The victim then ran away and no property was taken.

S. Conkling St., 400 block, April 10 at 8:15 p.m. Carjacking. The operator of the red 2011 Nissan Rouge left the car running with her sister and daughter in the back seat while she went into a nearby restaurant for five minutes. The suspects, two African-American males, grabbed the victim’s sister by the hair and pointed a gun at her, ordering her out of the car. The suspects got into the car and fled in it with the child still inside. The child was located nearby and was unharmed.

S. Broadway, 100 block, April 11 at 8:30 p.m. Victim was commercial. The suspect, an African-American male in his 20s who was wearing a black ski mask, entered the store and pointed a gun at the clerk’s head. The suspect demanded money, which the clerk gave him, and then the suspect fled on foot.

E. Pratt St., 1600 block, April 11 at 4:20 p.m. The victim was riding his bike when he was knocked off by a punch to the head. As he was on the ground, two African-American juvenile males went into his pocket and took his cell phone before fleeing.

S. Washington St., 300 block, April 11 at 10:21 p.m. The victim reported that she was walking home from work when she was approached by two African-American males. One suspect, who was wearing a ski mask, said “Shhhh, don’t scream and give me your purse” before shocking the victim on the wrist with a stun gun. The suspects grabbed the purse and fled.

S. Broadway, 100 block, April 12 at 12:30 a.m. The victim flagged down an officer and said he was robbed. He said an African-American male put a gun to his head and took his wallet. The victim said a female suspect assisted the male and took his cell phone and bicycle. During an area canvas, the female suspect was located and arrested.

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meetings and compromises, the issue was resolved. Kraft laughs as he recalls the anger of residents when he announced reverse angle parking spaces in Canton and how quickly those opponents of the plan became supporters.

“It’s just making a decision and doing it and standing up to that initial pushback. And there’s always going to be people that are unhappy, there are 50,000 people in the 1st district.”

JUDGESHIP:Kraft is currently running for a Baltimore

City Circuit Court judge. He said he was motivated to run after years of seeing the judges be demeaning and disrespectful to the people they should have been serving.

“It’s like they put that robe on and it changes them into a different person. So, I thought I could be different. I think I’ve built up a good reputation and people know I’m prepared. For the last 12 years, I’ve been at community meetings or out in the neighborhood talking to people. I know how all of this stuff works in real life. I think I bring a different perspective to the bench. I thought I could do something different down there, so what the hell.”

Last week, the sitting judges sent a letter of warning to Kraft, urging him to cease using the name of the sitting judges in his campaign literature.

“It’s illegal what they’re saying,” said Kraft.He said the six sitting judges are working as

a team to beat their challengers and raise more money. Kraft said they were upset that he was splitting the ticket, calling the letter a failed intimidation tactic.

The letter did not dissuade Kraft, who is continuing his campaign.

He acknowledges that beating the sitting judges is difficult but is he hopeful that the city will vote for a change in the Circuit Court.

12 YEARS IN REVIEW:Kraft said that he is most proud of the

environmental legislation his administration pushed forward.

“During the 12 years I’ve been here, every piece of environmental legislation in the city, I’ve written,” he said.

Kraft referenced the creation of the Office and Commission of Sustainability and a district-wide push for more green spaces, including a dog park in Patterson Park.

“We’ve done tremendous things with the park, I think we’ve been able to bring a lot of dollars to Patterson Park. I’m really proud of

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the Canton waterfront and Dypski Park. It takes work and initiative to make something like that happen.”

He is also proud of the aforementioned Transform Baltimore. The city’s zoning had not been updated since 1971. Kraft believes that the updates to the code will benefit both developers, residents, and business owners. A seven-year long process, the Transform Baltimore bill will be finalized by the end of summer.

As for what Kraft wishes he could’ve accomplished, he said he wished he had gotten better traffic and transportation regulation in the district. He blames the ineffective management and a lack of direction and consistency in planning within the Department of Transportation.

Councilman since 2014, when the internet was a newborn and neighborhood pages didn’t exist, Kraft said that social media has shifted and complicated the political landscape.

He said posts on Facebook and Twitter can spread misinformation to thousands of people in seconds.

“I think of the quote from Mark Twain, ‘A lie gets halfway around the world while the truth is pulling up its pants.’”

Attention spans are shortened, he explained, and people often only read a few words before moving on, making it difficult to correct or explain something that might have been misrepresented.

“You can’t post an expose about macroeconomics on a bumper sticker.”

CITY COUNCIL ELECTION:Kraft announced that he would not seek

reelection at the start of 2015. He said he wanted to give his potential successors a chance to start their campaign early while encouraging them to separate themselves from his work.

“I didn’t want the campaign to be, ‘Kraft’s an asshole, I’m not him so vote for me.’ I wanted the campaign to be, ‘This is what I believe in and this is why I’m the best person for Southeast Baltimore.’ And to a great extent, that’s what it has been.”

While Kraft is not endorsing any candidate, he is urging voters to be realistic with their expectations for who they elect.

“I want them to look at this people and look beyond campaign slogans. We got a lot of smart people running, this district is not going to elect a stupid person. What I hope they would do is say ‘okay, these are their proposals, this is their platform’, and look at which one really has a realistic platform, which one seems to have a good grasp on how city government works,” said Kraft. “When you look at the people running for City Council, most of them don’t have a background in government, so they have these ideas about how government works, but it’s not how government works.”

He jokes about the relatively young ages of the majority of the candidates and says that while many of the repeated campaign promises look good on paper “90% of being a council person is really about answering phones and filling potholes.”

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Their rotation has been inconsistent at best this year, with four of their five starters boasting ERAs over 5 (two of them, Nathan Eovaldi and Michael Pineda have ERAs over 6) and the one pitcher who has been pitching well, Masahiro Tanaka, has an elbow which might fall apart at any time.

Sure, their bullpen with Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller is one of the best in the game, it doesn’t matter much if you can’t get them in the game with a lead.

The Toronto Blue Jays are the main threat to the Orioles but once again, their rotation isn’t that much better than the O’s. They do have three starters with ERAs under 3 (Aaron Sanchez, J.A. Happ and Marco Estrada) but I see them regressing a bit as the season progresses. Their bullpen isn’t anywhere near what the Yankees or Orioles have, so you might be able to get to them late in games.

Offensively, they are monsters, equal to the Orioles. Josh Donaldson is a complete beast and Jose Bautista continues to amaze.

This week will be a tough one for the O’s as they have a three game set against the Blue Jays at home before heading out on the road to play the Kansas City Royals for three games, so the next six games will certainly be tough and will be an early test to see how these O’s fare against top competition.

So far so good! After two weeks, the Baltimore Orioles are sitting in first place in the AL East with a record of 8-3, thanks to a potent offense and oddly enough some decent starting pitching, at least during the first week. So is this something that is sustainable? I think so, at least as far as their staying in first place.

I mentioned a few weeks ago that the Orioles, in my opinion, would grab a wild card spot. A lot of other writers had the O’s finishing in last, but I guess you need to pick someone to finish last in the AL East.

The thing is though, the AL East is a total crapshoot.

We all know the Orioles’ starting rotation isn’t necessarily the best, but the only other team with a decent rotation is the Tampa Bay Rays, however that might not really matter if you’ve ever watched them hit because, well, they can’t. The Rays have scored the least amount of runs in all of baseball so far this season so even though their rotation is decent, they just won’t score many runs to help out their pitchers.

The Boston Red Sox have David Price, but after him their rotation is equal if not slightly worse than the Orioles. Offensively, they are a step or two lower than the O’s, so not sure why people are on the Sox bandwagon. The Yankees, well, they have great names on their roster if their roster was from 5 years ago.

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By special sports correspondent Andy Mindzak

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