Posted on 1/25/21
Amerigroup Maryland Honored by The Y of Central Maryland for Community Service
The Y of Central Maryland recently recognized Amerigroup Maryland for its dedication to health equity, presenting Lori Hammond, Amerigroup’s Director of Marketing, and Lanise Thompson, an . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Baltimore Has the 13th Highest Percentage of Minority-Owned Startups
In addition to being a critical driver of growth in the economy overall, entrepreneurship is one of the many ways that individuals can build wealth in . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Erickson Living Unveils its Redesigned Corporate & Community Websites
Connecting with key audiences in a meaningful way “Explore Erickson Living’s New Websites Now!” Erickson Living, a nation-leading developer and manager of continuing care retirement communities, . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
"Potomac Wharves" 1951 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comPotomac Wharves (1951) - No less than 300 Washingtonians live aboard the . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Here’s a Look at Fundraising by Every State Senator
The tote board in the state Senate at the start of the 2021 legislative session. Photo by Danielle E. Gaines.
Posted on 1/25/21
National Alliance Releases 2021 PreK-12 Education Priorities for Biden Administration
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools issued the following statement regarding its 2021 PreK-12 education recommendations for the Biden Administration:The National Alliance congratulates President Joe . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
McCormick & Company Ranked World's 6th Most Sustainable Corporation and No. 1 in Food on Corporate Knights 2021 Global 100 Sustainability Index
McCormick & Company, Incorporated (NYSE: MKC), a global leader in flavor, was named the world's 6th most sustainable corporation and No. 1 in the Packaged and . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
2021’s Best States to Retire – WalletHub Study
With 26 percent of all nonretired adults having no retirement savings or pension and a quarter of Americans expecting to delay their retirement due to the . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
McCormick Earnings: What to Watch
McCormick (NYSE:MKC) is about to answer a few big questions for investors. In a few days, the spice and flavorings giant will announce fiscal fourth-quarter results . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
State Roundup: Hogan Takes Strong Stance To Reopen Schools; Miller Lies In State
HOGAN SAYS ‘NO PUBLIC HEALTH’ REASON FOR SCHOOLS TO REMAIN SHUTTERED: Gov. Larry Hogan called on the state’s 24 school boards to make a concerted effort . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Maryland Legislation Aids School Children Who Have Seizures
Brynleigh Shillinger’s seizures started when she was just 9 months old.And when she started Kindergarten, her mother began lobbying for a law that would mandate teachers . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Maryland Mourns Late Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller
Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., the longest-serving state Senate president in U.S. history and titan of Maryland politics for decades, lay in state Friday as part . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Amerigroup Maryland Honored by The Y of Central Maryland for Community Service
The Y of Central Maryland recently recognized Amerigroup Maryland for its dedication to health equity, presenting Lori Hammond, Amerigroup’s Director of Marketing, and Lanise Thompson, an . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Parents and Teachers Fear that Portable Air Purifiers Won’t Make Baltimore Schools Safe for Reopening
Baltimore school officials are scrambling to respond to an outcry from parents and teachers after The Brew disclosed on Tuesday that most school buildings have not . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Baltimore to Retrain Water Meter Staff Instead of Outsourcing Operations
Baltimore City plans to overhaul its water system, but the Department of Public Works will retain the city’s water meter shop operations and staff, Mayor Brandon . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Maryland Mourns Late Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller
Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., the longest-serving state Senate president in U.S. history and titan of Maryland politics for decades, lay in state Friday as part . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
The BMA Spent $2.57 Million on Art by 49 Women in 2020. Guess How Many are from Maryland?
I have a confession to make. After fifteen years as an arts writer, I still do not understand the art market, especially institutional collections.It’s not as . . .
Posted on 1/25/21
Maryland’s Howard Community College Got a Federal Grant to Expand its Cybersecurity Programs
Columbia, Maryland-based Howard Community College (HCC) secured a grant worth more than $600,000 as
Posted on 1/25/21
April Christina Curley Spoke Out Against Racism at Google
A few days before Christmas, April Christina Curley decided to let all of the trauma go and start the new year fresh
Posted on 1/24/21
State of Maryland Awarded over $341 Million Grant for COVID-19 Response
The Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) announced today that the state of Maryland will receive a $341 million federal grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency . . .
Posted on 1/24/21
Everyman Theatre Announces New Virtual Field Trip Program For Schools
Everyman Theatre has launched a new initiative in response to the COVID pandemic with its Virtual Field Trip Program. This initiative bridges the need for compelling . . .
Posted on 1/24/21
"Potomac Houseboats" 1951 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comPotomac Houseboats (1951) - No less than 300 Washingtonians live aboard the . . .
Posted on 1/22/21
Recovery, Health Funding Highlights Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
Economic recovery and a boost to health care funding to fight COVID-19 were highlights of the proposal Gov. Larry Hogan, R put forth on Wednesday.Maryland’s budget . . .
Posted on 1/22/21
Is Discovery Stock A Buy After the Debut of Discovery+ TV Streaming?
It's been a hard road for Discovery (NASDAQ:DISCA)(NASDAQ:DISCK) shareholders. The stock (from here on out, I'm referring to the class C shares trading under symbol DISCK, . . .
Posted on 1/22/21
State Roundup: Lawmakers Reviewing Hogan Budget With Eye Toward Boosting Schools, Covid Relief; Contentious Debate Over Spousal Exemption
MD LAWMAKERS BEGIN REVIEW OF HOGAN BUDGET: Gov. Larry Hogan (R) predicted this week that leaders of the Democratic-controlled General Assembly would not have much to . . .
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