Posted on 2/22/21
Towson University Announces Launch of The Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute
Alumna and honored Maryland leader lends vision, philanthropic support to Institute furthering TU’s mission as anchor institution providing leadership for the public goodTowson University is launching . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
McDaniel and Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Unveil Joint Degree Program
New 4+1 program includes a combined bachelor’s degree from McDaniel and a master’s degree in finance or marketing from Johns HopkinsMcDaniel College and Johns Hopkins Carey . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Feb. 25 program “E Pluribus Unum: Mythical America-Conversations & Complexities ” Next program of American Public Square at Jewell
The U. S. motto - E Pluribus Unum (out of many, one) - is the philosophical underpinning of the United States, but is this simply a . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Charlestown Offers Residents Lifelong Learning Opportunities
With its friendly, easygoing atmosphere and wide-ranging variety of on-site amenities and clubs, Charlestown, an Erickson Living-managed community, is often compared to a college campus. So, . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Morgan State Alumnus Calvin Tyler Increases Endowment Commitment to $20M
MSU Alumnus Calvin Tyler Increases Endowment Commitment Making it the Largest Gift Received from an HBCU Alum Morgan State University today announced receipt of a $20 million . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
"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) - Mrs. Samuel (Dora) Aquia places fresh . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Fans of Beltway Plan See ‘Seamless’ Travel With MDOT Contractor Pick — But Not Everyone Is Convinced
Transportation advocates and business interests in the national capital region have long dreamed of extending Northern Virginia’s Beltway toll lanes across the Potomac River and into . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
2021’s Hardest-Working Cities in America – WalletHub Study
With March 6 being Employee Appreciation Day and the length of the average work day increasing by over 40 minutes during the COVID-19 pandemic, the personal-finance . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Fans of Beltway Plan See ‘Seamless’ Travel
Transportation advocates and business interests in the national capital region have long dreamed of extending Northern Virginia’s Beltway toll lanes across the Potomac River and into . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
State Roundup: GOP Proposes Small Business Bills; Lawsuit Filed Against New Digital Tax
MD GOP PROPOSES SMALL BUSINESS BILLS: Members of the House Minority Caucus introduced a series of bills on Thursday that are aimed at providing relief to . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
Hogan: More Than 1 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Given In Maryland
Maryland’s health care providers have administered more than 1 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine, Gov. Larry Hogan said Friday. “I want to thank all of . . .
Posted on 2/22/21
"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) - A wide selection of fruit attracts . . .
Posted on 2/21/21
Livanta Launches Redesigned Website
ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Md., Feb. 19, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Livanta LLC, a leading government contracting firm focused on healthcare quality improvement and information technology, is proud . . .
Posted on 2/21/21
CyDeploy is Looking to be the Missing Link in Cybersecurity
Baltimore startup CyDeploy recently received a grant from the Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) program
Posted on 2/19/21
Partisan Lines Harden as Senate Panel Fights Over Major Police Reform Legislation
Republicans on the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee cried partisanship Thursday as their Democratic counterparts consistently shot down their amendments to two major pieces of police reform . . .
Posted on 2/19/21
Most Unemployment Claims Stem From Repeat Layoffs, Data Shows
And that's all the more reason why additional jobless aid is needed.Though the U.S. unemployment rate has dropped substantially since reaching a record high 14.7% in . . .
Posted on 2/19/21
Weekly Jobless Claims Rise Unexpectedly as Americans Await Stimulus Relief
Workers are still losing jobs left and right, and relief can't come soon enough.In April of 2020, the U.S. unemployment rate hit a record high, and . . .
Posted on 2/19/21
House Republicans Introduce COVID-19 Business Relief Package
Members of the House Minority Caucus introduced a series of bills on Thursday that are aimed at providing relief to small businesses that are struggling due . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
City Solicitor: Mosby’s Failure to Report Travel was Not a Violation Because the Rules are Ambiguous
City Solicitor Jim Shea said today that State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s failure to report her out-of-town travels was not a violation because it is not clear . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
Scott Relaxes Dining Restrictions, Noting the Coronavirus Caseload is Dropping
If you’re going into restaurants these days, feel free to linger over dessert – the one-hour limit on dining that Mayor Brandon Scott put in place . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
It’s Time to Revoke Johns Hopkins’ Power to Form its Own Police Force
By Donald Gresham, Mihir Chaudhary and Ike EnenmohBoosted by backroom lobbying, then sidetracked by a summer of protest, the idea of allowing Johns Hopkins University to . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
Mosby Amends Her Finance Report, Adding $19,223.61 to Her Campaign Bank Account
Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby last night filed an amended campaign finance report with the State Board of Elections, eliminating some of the erroneous contributor . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
City Officials Seek Artists for Lexington Market Permanent Artworks
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & the Arts and the Municipal Art Society of Baltimore City have announced an open call for two artists for two . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
MD Senate Advances Tax Credit Expansion to Immigrants, Over Republican Objections
A debate over whether to expand an anti-poverty tax measure to immigrants is breaking down along party lines in the Maryland General Assembly, with Republicans vehemently . . .
Posted on 2/18/21
Tech-driven Automation is Reshaping Career Paths
For some people, snow is about sledding and play. For others, snow means shoveling and isolation. Sometimes the snowstorm
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