Posted on 3/4/21
Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Present Concerns In Maryland
Unemployment claims in Maryland have increased greatly since the start of the pandemic, and more than half filed since January were found to be fraudulent.The Maryland . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Solar Farms Don’t Belong In Montgomery’s AG Reserve; They Belong On Rooftops
At its Feb. 25 meeting, the Montgomery County Council debated a zoning change to allow a pilot program for the development of solar “farms” in the . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
6th Annual Biggest Pajama Party Aims to Collect 12,000 PJs for Critically Ill Children
Kids helping kids to collect much needed pajamas for critically ill childrenApril 16th is “National Wear Your Pajamas to Work” Day and Casey Cares Foundation is . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Towson Music Venue The Recher to Reopen March 19 with Performance by Kelly Bell Band
In 2013, the Recher Theatre in Towson closed its doors after hosting what they believed would be their final concert.After eight years without live music, The . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Maryland General Assembly Targets Suicide Prevention
By Darryl Kinsey, Jr. and Callan Tansill-SuddathCapital News Service – A rise in suicides and concerns about police interactions with those threatening to self-harm have prompted . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Baltimore to Track Illegal Guns, Crime Patterns with ‘First of its Kind’ Data Tool
Baltimore City will launch a new tool to track the source of illegally purchased guns and identify connections between cases, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday.The Baltimore . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Maryland Vaccine Hunters Take Control of Appointment Search
Frustrated with the slow rollout, many residents are turning to a Facebook group to hunt down COVID-19 vaccine appointments.The Maryland Vaccine Hunters group has existed for . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra to Honor Marin Alsop with ‘Marin Festival’
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra plans to honor Marin Alsop for her 14 years as its music director with a multi-week “Marin Festival,” including a live-streamed gala . . .
Posted on 3/4/21
If You Own a Business, You’ve Only Got Days Left to Apply for a Paycheck Protection Program Loan
In just four months last year, more than five million U.S. businesses received a Paycheck Protection Program
Posted on 3/4/21
Baltimore Accelerator W Ventures Offers Startups Live-work Space, Marketing Services
A new startup accelerator in Baltimore’s Mount Washington neighborhood is offering space for founders to live
Posted on 3/4/21
This Week in Jobs DMV: Just for Kicks Edition
New versions of the Nike SB Dunk High feature a collaboration with brothers Osama and Ayman Abdeldayem
Posted on 3/3/21
Pedestrian-friendly Inside and Out
Designed with walking in mind, everything at Charlestown is just a few steps away Redfin, a nationwide real estate brokerage, recently rated the top 10 most . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Hybrid Workplaces, Remote Work & Virtual Contact Centers are Here to Stay
Remember the bright beautiful world of tomorrow from cartoons and movies? People could do everything from one big video screen: Run a business, work, shop, go . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Baltimore Has a Below Average Homeowner Vacancy Rate
The U.S. is facing a severe housing shortage as the number of homes for sale hits new lows, driving up home prices and making homeownership less . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Patients and Families Join in Global Effort to Raise $400,000 for Research at Kennedy Krieger Institute
The funds support research on Leukoencephalopathy with Brainstem and Spinal Cord Involvement and Lactate Elevation United by a rare disease and the hope for its cure, . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
"Belair Road" 1945 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comBelair Road (1945) - Belair Road beyond Fullerton. This image may be . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Honors Marin Alsop's Historic 14 Years as Music Director
BSO Encore Series on WBJC Radio, Multi-Week Festival, and Free Gala Broadcast with Renée Fleming Highlights of Celebratory PlansThe Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) announces a multi-faceted . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Keeping the Faith with John Maroon
As we approach one year of adjusting to life during a panemdic, we realize there is so much that each of us has learned both professionally . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Minimum Wage Hike Unlikely to Stay in Coronavirus Relief Bill
Lawmakers had pushed for higher pay, but it's most likely not going to be part of new relief legislation.The $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill that's set . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
State Roundup: City Field Hospital To Host Pilot Vaccine Program Targeting The Underserved
CITY FIELD HOSPITAL TO HOST PILOT VAXX PROGRAM TARGETING UNDERSERVED: Maryland’s leading health officials and the state’s top doctors Monday celebrated the news that the Baltimore . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Bill Would Grant Md. High School Seniors Extra Year Of Play
A proposed Maryland bill in the House and Senate could allow senior athletes at public high schools to play sports the year after they graduate, to . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Nick Mosby, at Loggerheads with Scott Over New Staff, Secures Some Upgraded Positions
City Council President Nick Mosby hasn’t gotten what he wants, but he’s about to get something.Last week, Mosby called it “unconscionable” that he’s not been able . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Lights Out at Domino Sugar
The giant neon Domino Sugars sign was turned off around dawn yesterday, so contractors can begin a $2 million project to replace the letters with LED . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Walters Art Museum to Reopen on March 17 with New Exhibits, Installations
The Walters Art Museum will end a nearly four-month hiatus when it reopens to the public on Wednesday, March 17.Museum officials announced today a slate of . . .
Posted on 3/3/21
Bill Would Grant Maryland High School Seniors an Extra Year of Play
Legislation in Maryland could allow senior athletes at public high schools to play sports the year after they graduate, to make up for the challenges and . . .
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