Posted on 8/31/20
Pushback on Parking Bill Prompts Debate about Development and Diversity
A City Council bill that sounds awfully dry on its face – it would eliminate parking space minimum requirements in certain situations, among other provisions – . . .
Posted on 8/31/20
Baltimore Agencies and Shelters Battle Homelessness Amid Pandemic
When COVID 19 upended the country, forcing office workers to become remote workers, students into virtual learners, and the retailers who could into pickup and delivery . . .
Posted on 8/31/20
‘Sleep Out Challenge’ Raises Money and Awareness for Homelessness
When Michelle Boyle and her marketing team at St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore were planning their 2020 fundraising event to raise funds and draw awareness . . .
Posted on 8/31/20
BSO and Musicians Reach Five-Year Contract Agreement
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and its musicians have agreed to a new five-year contract to begin on Sept. 7, marking the orchestra’s first multi-year agreement in . . .
Posted on 8/31/20
"Baltimore Snow Storm" 1958 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.com Baltimore Snow Storm (1958) This image may be ordered by typing . . .
Posted on 8/30/20
Hannon Armstrong: Resilient And Evergreen Business
The buzz around nations allocating higher budgets for renewable energy is rising by the day, and that is great news for stocks such as Hannon Armstrong . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Loyola Welcomes the Class of 2024
Loyola University Maryland welcomed the Class of 2024 at the New Student Convocation on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020. Parents, faculty, administrators, staff, and other members of . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Hogan and State Superintendent Press Md. Schools to Reopen for In-Person Learning This Fall
With the first day of school less than a week away, top state officials are pressuring all local school systems to reopen for at least some . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Management Matters: Getting People to Act
Do you ever wonder why you have to work so hard to get people to take action? It doesn’t matter if you are making a virtual . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Stanley Black & Decker Hikes Organic Revenue Guidance
Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE:SWK) +1.5% pre-market after raising its Q3 organic growth forecast to 7%-10% from its assumption last month of flat to a 7.5% . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Colfax's Rate Of Recovery Will Demonstrate The Strength Of Newly Transformed Portfolio
SummaryColfax’s exit from volatile oil and gas business and entry into more defensive medical technology business has put it in a good position to weather the . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
UCLA Files $200 Million Suit Against Under Armour for Breach of Contract
The Los Angles arm of the University of California, better known as UCLA, is suing athletics apparel brand Under Armour (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA). The school seeks $200 . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
State Roundup: Pence, Trump At Fort Mchenry
PENCE SPEAKS FROM FORT McHENRY: On another night of unrest following a Wisconsin police shooting, Vice President Mike Pence pledged at Fort McHenry on Wednesday night . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Hogan: Maryland’s Public Schools Can Begin To Safely Reopen
Gov. Larry Hogan said on Thursday’s that the state’s fight against the coronavirus pandemic has progressed to a point at which schools can begin to have . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Study: The Maryland Places Receiving the Most Value for Their Property Taxes
A study by financial technology company SmartAsset finds the places in Maryland where residents receive the most value for what they pay in property taxes. The . . .
Posted on 8/28/20
Maryland City Ranks in Top 15 Places for Retirees to Live and Work
For many people, the ideal place to retire encompasses a balanced mix of safety, affordability and healthcare access. While some retirees plan to spend their non-working . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
City Wipes Away $500,000 from Loan to Troubled ShopRite Store on Liberty Heights
Hailed by city officials as a capstone achievement to end a “food desert” in an underserved Baltimore neighborhood, the ShopRite supermarket on Liberty Heights Avenue is . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
Robert Stokes’s Latest Campaign Fundraising Haul: $0.00
Teacher and activist Franca Muller Paz, running as a Green Party candidate for City Council in the 12th District, reported raising more money in July and . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
Support Local Black-owned Businesses this Month
The Maryland Department of Commerce is placing the spotlight on Maryland’s Black-owned businesses during the month of August in honor of National Black Business Month, a . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
Pimlico Makeover Repositions Racetrack as Events Venue, Community Hub
After being known for decades as the home of horseracing in Baltimore, Pimlico Race Course has the potential to take on a new role.Instead of serving . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
Baltimore Museum of Art to Reopen at 25 Percent Capacity Sept. 16
The Baltimore Museum of Art will reopen at 25 percent capacity on Sept. 16, while requiring staff and visitors to wear masks and taking other precautions . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
R. House Reopens for Indoor Ordering and Will Host Live Music, a Food Market and More
R. House, the Remington food hall and bar, has reopened its indoor space for walk-up ordering. Its patio and parking lot tent will remain open for . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
Liza Hathaway Matthews Art Show: Monument Sotheby’s International Realty
An Open Housefor this event is scheduled for Thursday, September 3rd from 6:00 – 8:00pm at the beautiful Roland Park Gallery at 4800 Roland Avenue. Please . . .
Posted on 8/27/20
DEWALT Tech is Helping Baltimore Community ToolBank Keep COVID-19 Response Safe
During a community service project at the Baltimore Community ToolBank last October, Noah Smock and Matt
Posted on 8/27/20
ClearMask Saw Demand Soar in the Pandemic
When a team of Johns Hopkins grad students and alumni began building ClearMask in late 2017, they saw the need
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