Posted on 2/24/21
Hogan: State Not Yet Ready To Lift Capacity Restrictions On Bars And Restaurants
Gov. Larry Hogan said Tuesday that even though Maryland’s coronavirus positivity rates have steadily declined for weeks and vaccines have become more readily available it may . . .
Posted on 2/24/21
In Baltimore, 48.53% of Workers Are Employed at Small Businesses, 15th Most Among Large Metros
Small business is often held up as a key driver of the U.S. economy, and for good reason.According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small businesses . . .
Posted on 2/24/21
Sealing Technologies Awarded an $89M Information Warfare Research Project to Production Agreement
Sealing Technologies, Inc. (SealingTech), in support of the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic, was awarded an $89M, 5-year Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) to transition their . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Maryland Stadium Authority Selects Architects and Engineers for New Pimlico Race Course
The Maryland Stadium Authority took a major step toward rebuilding Pimlico Race Course when it selected the architects and engineers who will design $375 million worth . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
‘Several’ Positive Rapid Test Results Reported at Maryland State House
Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City) announced that “several” COVID-19 rapid tests returned positive results at the Maryland State House on Tuesday.Ferguson said the Senate . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
State Bills Seek to Limit Implicit Bias in Judicial System
Maryland legislators introduced a pair of bills that could mandate police, judges, state’s attorneys and public defenders undergo implicit bias training in order to recognize and . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Cannabis Legalization Proposed in Md. General Assembly
A bill essentially legalizing recreational use of cannabis in Maryland would be an important step toward addressing social equity and racial injustices, advocates said.“This is the . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
IMAGE Center’s Volunteer Engineering Program Creates Devices for People with Disabilities
Over 39 years, the Towson-based IMAGE Center has been working to empower people with disabilities
Posted on 2/23/21
Comptroller Bill Henry is Introducing These Bills to Modernize His Office
Baltimore City Comptroller Bill Henry is proposing his first pieces of new legislation since taking office late
Posted on 2/23/21
For 2 Weeks, the Smallest Businesses are Getting Exclusive Access to Apply for PPP Loans
While the first round of emergency Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding saved jobs and businesses
Posted on 2/23/21
Marijuana Legalization Proposed in Maryland Legislature
A bill essentially legalizing recreational use of cannabis in Maryland would be an important step toward addressing social equity and racial injustices, advocates said.“This is the . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Loyola Faculty Receive Grant To Help Develop Courses For Special Education Leaders
Irene Bal, lecturer in the Educational Technology Program, and Kelly Keane, Ed.D., senior lecturer and director of the Educational Technology Program at Loyola University Maryland, have . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
How M&T Bank Stadium Was Transformed Into A COVID Mass Vaccination Site
University of Maryland Medical System, Maryland Department of Health, Maryland National Guard and Maryland Stadium Authority Accomplished Feat In Just 18 Days In a span of . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Think, a National Consultant, Helps Sundance Pull Off Its First Virtual Film Festival
Not even Covid-19 could stand in the way of this year's Sundance Film Festival. And a tiny team from Thinkmade sure of that.The team, led by . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Lockheed Martin: Defending Your Dividends
Summary Lockheed Martin is a major aerospace and global security company that provides a diversified range of aerospace, arms, defense, security, and advanced technology systems.Lockheed Martin . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
"Lombard Street: Jew Town" 1969 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comLombard Street: Jew Town (1969) - East Lombard Street between South Exeter . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Put McCormick On Your Shopping List
Summary McCormick is a high-growth dividend stock in a defensive sector.Investors benefit from strong (and rising) free cash flow, a healthy balance sheet, and a good . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
State Roundup: More Than 1M Doses Of COVID-19 VAXX Delivered To Marylanders; Expansion Of Tax Credit To Non-Citizens Moves Forward Over GOP Objections
1M+ DOSES GIVEN IN STATE: Bryan Renbaum of Maryland Reporter writes that Maryland’s health care providers have administered more than 1 million doses of the coronavirus . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Restaurant Association Of Md. CEO: It’s Time To Start Easing Dining Capacity Restrictions
MarylandReporter.com spoke with Restaurant Association of Maryland President and CEO Marshall Weston on Monday to get an update on how that industry is faring in the . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Cumming Says She Won’t Revise her Mosby Report Despite Demands by the State’s Attorney To Do So
In a radio interview today, Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming defended her investigation into the travel and private business of State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, refusing . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Homeless People in Baltimore Helped with State ID Cards and Vaccinations
As Baltimore’s main shelter remains closed – and activists press the city to protect vulnerable people during the pandemic and address homelessness by providing more permanent . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
Morgan State Alum, Former UPS Driver-turned-VP Gives $20M to University
Morgan State University alumnus and philanthropist Calvin E. Tyler Jr. and his wife, Tina, donated $20 million to the university.The gift is the largest private donation . . .
Posted on 2/23/21
M&T Bank Stadium Opens Vaccine Registration, Baltimore Officials Urge Vigilance Amid Eased Restrictions
Eligible Marylanders can now schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment at M&T Bank Stadium, which will open as a mass vaccination site on Thursday.But appointment slots and . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
5 Black Innovators in Maryland You Should Know
February is Black History Month, providing a chance to reflect on the figures from the past who have shaped the
Posted on 2/22/21
Baltimore Didn’t Repeat as #1 City for Women in Tech, But it’s Closing the Pay Gap
SmartAsset’s annual ranking of the best cities for women in tech is out, and Baltimore is once again near the
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