While city leaders continue to express optimism about the proposed Baltimore Street Redevelopment Project, Cumberland Mayor Ray Morriss is suggesting that we may need to curb our enthusiasm somewhat. The $9.5 million project, which includes major infrastructure upgrades and a reopening to vehicular traffic, is tentatively scheduled for a groundbreaking ceremony in late summer. Appearing on WCBC’s ‘Dave Norman Show” Wednesday, Morriss said that while he believes the redesigned mall will provide a great boost for the local economy, that alone won’t provide all the answers…
Morriss: Baltimore Street Redevelopment Not a Cure-All for Local Economy
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