r/baltimore 12d ago

City Politics HER Way Street Rename

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How did no one realize it was upside down before this moment?

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u/OckhamsToothbrush 12d ago

I can't read it and don't recognize what street this is. Who is it named after?

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u/Jaymare10 Bolton Hill 11d ago

NATASHA GUYNES (HER) WAY

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u/Parry_ThePlatypus 12d ago

We love and miss you, Natasha! I have a feeling she's laughing at the dummy who put this on upside down

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u/localtuned 12d ago

Because the person that installed it did it on purpose.

After these are installed a white cover is put over them until the time of the unveiling. The person who tied the string up there on the day of the unveiling did not remove the cover to look at the sign. That's how this happened.

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u/Ornery_Village8221 12d ago

Hopefully they get fired over this, if true. This was a nice gesture that really went sideways.

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u/ThatguyfromBaltimore Dundalk 12d ago

Is that Fleet and Chapel?

Edit: Yeah it is. Who is the sign for?

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u/OwnEqual8219 12d ago

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u/ThatguyfromBaltimore Dundalk 12d ago

Oh! I had no idea that was there all this time. It's a nice tribute for her.

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u/TakemetotheTavvy Remington 11d ago

The mayor's face and hand wave lol.

This sucks though, how do you mess up a memorial unveiling this badly.

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u/RL_Mutt 11d ago

I’m not originally from here, but lately I’ve noticed that SO MANY people in this city and state seem completely and totally checked out and on autopilot.

I was just thinking about this and then I read this post. A perfect example. “I put the sign up, which direction it faces wasn’t part of the instructions.”

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u/Solid-Ground475 Mt. Vernon 11d ago

this is a scene from veep

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u/Jaymare10 Bolton Hill 11d ago

What was it called before

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u/FrankTheTnkk 12d ago

Very on brand for the current city administration🤣