Talk:Owings Mills Town Center

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To-do list for Owings Mills Town Center: edit · history · watch · refresh

Here are some tasks you can do:
  • Requests: Provide information on the exact dates in which major stores opened and closed, including Saks 5th Avenue, Sears, and Lord and Taylor.
  • Verify: Provide external links to news articles pertaining to information on the mall. Find news articles on the 1992 homicide case and describe it in more depth.
  • Expand: Add section on crime. List major crimes that took place at the mall and link or otherwise display news articles about the events.
  • Update: Provide frequent updates on the ongoing Owings Mills Town Center construction project
  • Infobox: Improve existing infobox
  • Other: Write more in depth about public transportation at the mall, and how it relates to the mall. Write about other offices and buildings near the mall.
  • Basic information (including location, number of stores, list of main stores, transportation, etc.)
  • History of the mall
  • Projects to expand the mall and its vicinity
  • Store closures and setbacks
  • Crime
  • Owings Mills Town Center project
  • Controversies
  • External links to news articles referencing all statements

Any help would be appreciated. You can look at the Owings Mills Times and Google news archive for help in finding articles. Sebwite 16:05, 10 September 2007 (UTC)