Posted on 1/11/21
"Harford County Fair" 1932 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comHarford County Fair (1932) - For those who sought a thrill. Time . . .
Posted on 1/11/21
Not Sure How To Address That Coup Attempt At Work? Look Back To 2020
It’s a word that’s been used countless times over the last year, with each new shock to the system
Posted on 1/11/21
Big Huge Games to Layoff 32 People Amid Restructuring
Hunt Valley video game development studio Big Huge Games will lay off 32 people as it restructures
Posted on 1/11/21
Bloom Box’s Kevin McHugh is Growing a Subscription Gardening Service
He’s the founder of Bloom Box, which started as a class project at the University of Baltimore. With an entrepreneurial
Posted on 1/10/21
Under Armour: Don't Buy Into The Recent Rally
Under Armour's (NYSE:UAA) (NYSE:UA) poor performance in the recent quarter shows that its business is not going to recover to its pre-pandemic levels anytime soon. The . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
The Arc Baltimore, Other Area Provider Agencies Facing Hiring Crisis
Need for Direct Support Professionals Rises Amid PandemicArea organizations that support people with developmental disabilities are facing a major hiring crisis, made significantly worse by the . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
Catalyte Wins “Best in Business” Award
Inc. named Catalyte as one of its “Best in Business” in 2020. It awarded the company this honor for its use of machine learning and predictive . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
State Roundup: Hogan Sends Guard To D.C.; Rep. Harris In House Altercation; Franchot Gives Break To Businesses
HOGAN CONDEMNS D.C. VIOLENCE, SENDS GUARD: Gov. Larry Hogan Wednesday condemned the supporters of President Donald Trump who stormed the U.S. Capitol while members of Congress . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
Steele: Trump Unlikely To Run In 2024, Doomed If He Does
Former Maryland Lt. Gov. and former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele poured cold water on President Donald Trump’s frequent suggestion that he might run again . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
Hogan: ‘America Would Be Better Off’ If Trump Resigns Or Is ‘Removed From Office’
It’s time for President Donald Trump to leave office, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.“I think there is no question that America would be better off if . . .
Posted on 1/8/21
Photographer Assaulted During Capitol Siege
Amid the chaos at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, as supporters of President Donald Trump breached the premises in an attempt to stop the Electoral . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Delay in Election Judges’ Checks Blamed on U.S. Postal Service
Last month, a Baltimore election judge who worked on Election Day in November called the city Board of Elections to ask when she would get her . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Both Political Parties are Loading Maryland’s Legislature with Insiders, But We Can Stop Them
Last year’s replacement of disgraced Baltimore state delegate Cheryl Glenn with the House Majority Whip’s daughter was so egregious it might understandably leave the impression that . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Hogan: ‘America Would Be Better Off’ Without Trump
Gov. Larry Hogan is calling for President Donald Trump to resign or be removed from office. At a press conference Thursday, he said Vice President Mike . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Mayor Scott, Gov. Hogan and Others React to the Horror on the Hill
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and others reacted with disgust today as they watched Trump supporters disrupt Congressional proceedings in an unseemly act . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
These Baltimore Tech Firms are Growing Sales and Biz Dev Teams to Start 2021
Ernesto Chanona joined Glen Burnie-based CSSi LifeSciences as its director of business development
Posted on 1/7/21
So You Want To Be a Software Developer?: Docker and the ‘It works on My Machine’ Problem
So you designed an app on iPhone, but it’s buggy on Android and you don’t know what to do. Docker is
Posted on 1/7/21
Charlestown Residents Create Board Game Inspired by Community
Retired lawyer and Charlestown resident Judy Plymyer designed and produced a new board game, Charlestown Chase, which raised money for Charlestown’s Benevolent Care Fund. Photo courtesy . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
The Civitan Club Of Baltimore Helps Local I/Dd Organizations During Covid-19 Pandemic
A Century of Service Describes Club’s HistoryThe Civitan Club of Baltimore has distributed $24,000 in grants to eight area non-profit organizations that support persons with intellectual . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
RICS' A New Era for Construction & Infrastructure: Integrating Tech, Data & ESG, 1/26-28
Slate of Built Environment Influencers from Autodesk, AECOM, Arup, Jacobs and Skanska, Among Many Others, to Discuss How the Industry is Building Smarter and Leveraging TechnologyRICS . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Updated: States That Had the Fastest Weekly Unemployment Claims Recovery – WalletHub Study
Despite the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic has now been raging across the U.S. for nearly a year, new unemployment claims decreased week-over-week on January 1, . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
"Harford County Fair" 1932 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comHarford County Fair (1932) - Start of the 2.20 trot. This image . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
State Roundup: Citing Problems, Maryland Seeks To Improve Reporting, Rollout Of COVID-19 Vaccinations
STATE TRIES TO IMPROVE VACCINE ROLLOUT: The state is taking action to improve the reporting and rollout of Maryland’s allotment of coronavirus vaccines, Gov. Larry Hogan . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Franchot: Maryland’s Counties Should Emulate The State And Consider Tax Deferments
MarylandReporter.com spoke with Comptroller Peter Franchot on Wednesday afternoon following a Board of Public Works meeting in which Franchot announced that his office has provided a . . .
Posted on 1/7/21
Hogan Condemns Violence At U.S. Capitol, Sends Md.’s Law Enforcement To Assist
Gov. Larry Hogan Wednesday condemned the supporters of President Donald Trump who stormed the U.S. Capitol while members of Congress were counting the Electoral College votes . . .
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