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Telesis Groundbreaking This Morning

September 20, 2010

This morning, 150 people gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the $85 million Telesis redevelopment project in Barclay-Midway-Old Goucher. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, neighborhood residents, community partners, and city elected officials all came out to show their support at this inspirational event.

“It was a beautiful sight to see everyone socializing and networking as they came together to celebrate such an important milestone for the Barclay community,” said GHCC MSW (Masters in Social Work) intern Treshona Saxton. And indeed it was: the feelings of pride and accomplishment among the crowd were well warranted, as the Telesis project represents a new era for the Barclay community.


Interested in a little history on this project? We like this article in the Baltimore Brew.


Here are a few pictures from this morning’s event:


Nate Tatum and the Barclay Boys at Telesis Groundbreaking

Telesis Groundbreaking in Barclay

Telesis Groundbreaking in Barclay

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