If you wish to write to local Baltimore newspapers about the intended Baltimore Country Club land sale, this is the page to do it from. Scroll down to find links to the submission e-mail addresses for various local print media.
From this page, you will also be able to link to:
- A general information page, describing the situation, by clicking here.
- A page of links to primary-source documents pertaining to the BCC land sale. View the documents here.
- A report on Councilwoman Sharon Green Middleton's July 4 annoucement of opposition ot the BCC/Keswick development. It's right here.
- A report on the Roland Park Civic League's hugely successful special community meeting on July 1 about the BCC/ Keswick deal. See it here.
- A letters page, demonstrating RP residents' views pro and con, by clicking here.
- A list of our state and municipal representatives for you to contact, pro and con, by clicking here.
- A link to the RP community calendar, for seeing who is doing what locally, by clicking here.
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- The Baltimore Sun. This is Baltimore's largest-circulation newspaper. Letters to the editor should be submitted to this e-mail address, letters@baltsun.com. For those a little more ambitious, a longer piece can be sent to this address, commentary@baltsun.com (be sure to include Having Your Say in the subject line). Keep it to about 400 words. Really got to get something off your chest? Try a submission to the Opinion-Commentary page, also at commentary@baltsun.com. Opinion pieces should be no longer than 700 words.
- The Baltimore Examiner. This is a free daily delivered to most households in the Baltimore area. Letters to the Examiner should be sent to the address, letters@sfexaminer.com, and should preferably be kept to under 150 words.
- The Baltimore City Paper. This free weekly has a readership of 300,000. Electronic letters to the City Paper must be submitted through its web site, from this URL: http://www.citypaper.com/about/letter.asp.
- The Baltimore Times is an African-American themed newspaper founded in 1988. It may be reached through this e-mail address, btimes@btimes.com.
- The Baltimore Afro-American is the local publication of the Afro-American newspapers group. The local paper may be contracted through this e-mail address: editor@afro.com.
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