Nina Manzo

Back Tearing down the former Target store may seem like another step back for Mondawmin, but this signals a new beginning. “What is going on here in this neighborhood is a prime example of the renaissance that is underway in Baltimore,” said Mayor Brandon Scott, “and we just hope that those people who don’t see […]

Back Down with the old, in with the new: Thursday marked the start of the partial demolition of the former Mondawmin Target as it transitions into a brand-new community hub. As the rain fell on the Charm City, so did the bricks of the former anchor store at the Mondawmin Mall. The demolition was met

Back What was once a Target store in west Baltimore will become a community hub to be called The Village at Mondawmin. Crews on Thursday began to raze the facade of the building to make way for a revitalization plan that will include medical and social services for older adults, health care-related services, workforce development opportunities

Back A health center serving older patients in West Baltimore will open next year at the former Target at Mondawmin Mall, part of a vision to redevelop the shuttered store into a community hub designed to spur neighborhood revitalization. The site has been selected as the location for the federal Program of All-Inclusive Care for

Back Leaders in West Baltimore are envisioning how a new community center at the Mondawmin Mall could serve surrounding neighborhoods, and they’re reimagining how the historic mall interacts with area residents. Whiting Turner CEO Tim Regan recently purchased the years-empty anchor building at 3201 Tioga Parkway, which formerly housed a much-valued Target store, and plans to

Back More than 250 attendees stood in the space of what used to be the Target store at Mondawmin Mall to learn more on what would become of the West Baltimore building. Area residents and Baltimore City students, community leaders, business owners and employees, non-profit organizations all gathered on March 29 to hear details of how

Back More than three years since it closed in late 2017, the former Target in Mondawmin Mall will soon be given new life by Whiting-Turner president and CEO Timothy Regan, who officially purchased the building for $1 million on Tuesday. Regan is a longtime supporter of the Mondawmin community, which is composed of eight West

Back The CEO of construction giant Whiting-Turner has personally acquired the shuttered Target store at West Baltimore’s Mondawmin Mall for $1 million and plans to invest millions more to transform the long-vacant landmark into a community hub designed to spur neighborhood revitalization. Tim Regan, also the Towson-based contracting firm’s president, acquired the 127,000-square-foot former big

Back Parks & People’s President and CEO Dr. Frank Lance had the exciting honor of emceeing TouchPoint Empowerment Center’s first press conference this morning. In the vacant old box store filled in many community organizations, students, elected officials, nonprofit representatives, corporate executives, activated citizens, and friends and family. There was a lot of love and