Posted on 2/4/21
Citizens Should Draw 2021 MD Redistricting Plans
“Direct citizen involvement, sunlight, and fair districting standards have proven their worth in other states. I hope everyone who cares about democracy in our state will . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Hogan Eschews Optimism Amid Pandemic In State Of The State Address
Gov. Larry Hogan painted a picture of hope in his 19-minute virtual State of the State address on Wednesday evening and said he is confident that . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Inovalon Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2020 Results
BOWIE, Md., Feb. 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Inovalon (Nasdaq: INOV), a leading provider of cloud-based platforms empowering data-driven healthcare, today announced financial results for the . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
City Sells School Building to Politically Linked Empowerment Academy for $1
Mayor Brandon Scott and the Board of Estimates today sold a former West Baltimore elementary school, appraised at $780,000, to a church-affiliated charter school for $1.The . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Choptank Case and Jennings’ $25 Million Suit are Exhibit A in Annapolis
The Choptank restaurant was the talk of Fells Point last week after word got out that its owners had threatened to sue everyone who signed a . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Incarcerated and Newly Released Voters Would Get Better Election Access Under Proposed Plan
During every election since Monica Cooper returned home from more than a decade of incarceration she wears her “I Voted” sticker in the center of her . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Hogan’s Relief Act Advancing in the State Legislature
After advancing, with amendments, Wednesday in the state Senate, Gov. Larry Hogan’s $1 billion RELIEF Act of 2021 faces scrutiny in the House during Thursday’s Ways . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Domino Sugar Baltimore to Replace its Iconic Inner Harbor Sign
Apparently what goes up must come down, even at Domino Sugar.Domino Sugar Baltimore disclosed today that it plans to replace the big neon Domino Sugars sign . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
Broadway Returns to Baltimore this Fall at the Hippodrome
Broadway shows are coming back to Baltimore this fall, with performances starting in late September at the Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center.“We’re happy . . .
Posted on 2/4/21
This Open Source Tool is Tracking Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s First 100 Days
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott’s administration has created a web-based tracking tool to follow the
Posted on 2/4/21
Code in the Schools and Catalyte are Seeking Software Dev Apprentices
Local computer science education nonprofit Code in the Schools is partnering with Otterbein-based tech
Posted on 2/4/21
Giant Food Celebrates 85th Anniversary and Longstanding Commitment to Local Communities
Giant Food, the leading greater Washington D.C. regional grocery chain, is celebrating 85 years in business this year. Commemorating the retailer's deep ties to the local . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Real-Time or Asynchronous - Which Communication Tool Should You Use and When?
When it comes to selecting communications tools, your options can be categorized as either real-time (synchronous) or asynchronous, and deciding on the best option is based . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Hogan’s RELIEF Act Advancing in the Legislature
After advancing, with amendments, Wednesday in the state Senate, Gov. Larry Hogan’s $1 billion RELIEF Act of 2021 faces scrutiny in the House during Thursday’s Ways . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
New Policy Ends Development Moratoria, Alters Impact Fees In Montgomery County
In what is being described as a major and business-friendly shift in development policy, the Montgomery County Council has adopted a Growth and Infrastructure Policy that . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
"Sledding in Patterson Park" 1930 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSledding in Patterson Park (1930) This image may be ordered by typing . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Cities Whose Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Most – Updated WalletHub Study
The economy lost 140,000 jobs in December, but the national unemployment rate remained at 6.7%, which is 54% below the peak of 14.7% during the height . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Glen Burnie Bancorp Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2020 Results
GLEN BURNIE, Md., Feb. 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Glen Burnie Bancorp (NASDAQ: GLBZ), the bank holding company for The Bank of Glen Burnie, announced today a . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
FTI Consulting Expands RelativityOne Offering to Canada
WASHINGTON, Feb. 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) today announced the Company’s Technology segment has expanded its partnership with Relativity to provide . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
2021’s Cities that Overspend on Cars + Q1 Auto Financing Report – WalletHub Studies
With Presidents’ Day approaching and consumers having taken out another $17 billion in auto loan debt in the third quarter of 2020 alone, the personal-finance website . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Tenable Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2020 Financial Results
COLUMBIA, Md., Feb. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tenable Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: TENB), the Cyber Exposure company, today announced financial results for the quarter and year . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
State Roundup: Maryland Speeds Up Vaccination Timeline, But For Many Health Care Workers, 2nd Doses Prove Elusive
STATE SPEEDS UP VACCINE TIMELINE BUT 2nd DOSES ELUSIVE: Maryland is speeding up its vaccination timeline, following the lead of other states and recommendations from federal . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Maryland Leaders Urge General Assembly To Override Veto Of Legislation That Would Fund State Prescription Drug Board
Maryland’s county and city leaders teamed up on Tuesday to urge the General Assembly to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of legislation that would establish a . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Tall Koreatown Signs Are Wrong For Route 40
There is a disturbing state initiative to put two Korean-style structures twelve-feet tall and eight feet wide bearing a Koreatown sign in the right-of-way on Route . . .
Posted on 2/3/21
Baltimore Partners with PCs for People to Provide Computers to Low-income Families
Baltimore City has partnered with electronics recycling company PCs for People to collect more than 900 computers and other equipment from city agencies and donate it . . .
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