Posted on 12/28/20
"Evergreen House Library" 1951 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comEvergreen House Library (1951) - The main or largest room in the . . .
Posted on 12/28/20
"Evergreen House Mansion Library" 1951 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comEvergreen House Mansion Library (1951) - Librarian examining rare and old books . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
"Evergreen House Formal Garden" 1930 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comEvergreen House Formal Garden (1930) - A Walk at Evergreen House: One . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
Why Investors Need to Look Past Ciena's Near-Term Troubles
The wheels have come off Ciena's (NYSE:CIEN) impressive run on the stock market in the past few months thanks to a series of below-par results and . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
State Roundup: Maryland Could Get $6 Billion In Federal Funds, If Trump Signs Covid Relief Bill
STATE COULD GET $6B IN FED FUNDS, IF TRUMP SIGNS BILL: The long-awaited federal coronavirus relief bill — paired with an expansive government spending package — . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
In Baltimore, for Better or Worse, Pandemic Shows Musicians “the Shape of Jazz to Come”
Back in March, when a new and alarming virus prompted the cancellation of his show in Oakland, vibraphonist Warren Wolf had his first inkling of how . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
Baltimore Center Stage Announces its 36th Annual Young Playwrights Festival will be Virtual
Baltimore Center Stage announced today its 36th Annual Young Playwrights Festival will take place virtually. This year’s program also includes free virtual residencies for multiple classrooms, . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
Self-guided First Day Hikes Planned Across Maryland on New Year’s Day
Maryland is encouraging people to start 2021 on the right foot by participating in the annual tradition of the First Day Hike, which will be self-guided.Park . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
Join The Park School of Baltimore for a Virtual Middle and Upper School Admission Drop-in Conversation
Via Zoom, join a conversation with Associate Head of School Priscilla Morales, Middle School Principal Josh Wolf, Upper School Director of Admission Ruthie Kalvar ’85, Middle . . .
Posted on 12/24/20
32 Baltimore Tech Leaders on How 2020 Will Shape the Future
At the end of a hard year, it’s tempting to want to leave 2020 behind. But in truth, we’re likely going to take
Posted on 12/24/20
Quantum Technology is Moving from the Lab to Startups. Here’s Why it’s a Strength for UMD
Advances in technology that shape the future come in different forms. Some help us realize possibilities of
Posted on 12/23/20
Are Insurance Givebacks a Fair Deal?
Allstate, Geico, Progressive, and State Farm gave billions back to their policyholders as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic this past Spring. American driving habits were . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
Catalyte Wins Best in Business Award
Inc. named Catalyte as one of its “Best in Business” in 2020. It awarded us this honor for our use of machine learning and predictive analytics . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
The Restaurant Business Is ‘Not Making Money’ With Limited Capacity Dining And Closures: Atlas Restaurant Group CEO
Atlas Restaurant Group CEO Alex Smith joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss how his restaurants are surviving COVID-19.Video TranscriptSEANA SMITH: Congress passing a COVID-19 relief bill . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
"Lexington Market" 1929 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comLexington Market (1929) - Eutaw and Lexington Streets at the market. This . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
For the Busy Home Improvement Pro, "Leaps and Bounds" Podcast Provides Expert Insight
For many home services companies, exchanging ideas and best practices – as well as understanding and succeeding in the sales process – is an area that . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
State Roundup: Restaurants Suffer Under COVID Restrictions, Seek Proof That Dining Out Is Risky
SUFFERING EATERIES WANT PROOF OF COVID TRANSMISSION: Bryan Renbaum of Maryland Reporter writes that head of Restaurant Association of Maryland says that the coronavirus pandemic has . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
COVID Pandemic Leaves Fishing Industry Casting For Customers
The coronavirus pandemic has created a windfall for Maryland farmers as families, stuck at home, load up on local produce, and cook their own meals. But . . .
Posted on 12/23/20
Ball Announces $6.5 Million In Reallocated Pandemic Relief Funds
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said Tuesday that he has submitted emergency legislation to reallocate $6.5 million in county funds to aid businesses and residents that . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
Mayor Scott’s Salary Set to Rise to $194,000
It’s pay-raise time for Baltimore’s elected officials, an annual event that, despite a pandemic, widespread economic hardship and a gaping budget deficit, has become as routine . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
$134M Poorer, Baltimore Operates a Water Billing System Riddled with Problems
After spending $133.6 million on upgraded equipment and a raft of consultant reports, Baltimore City and County still possess a water billing system that fails to . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
Councilwoman Odette Ramos Asks the Public to Skip Hampden’s ‘Miracle on 34th St.’
Today, Councilwoman Ramos announced an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19 during the Miracle on 34th Street, located in her district.“Started by residents over 45 . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
Capital Funding Group Gives Employees $200 Each to Spend at Local Restaurants
Employees of Capital Funding Group (CFG) and CFG Bank are each getting $200 to spend on take-out from local restaurants.CFG owner and board chairman Jack Dwyer . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
COVID Pandemic Leaves Maryland Fishing Industry Casting for Customers
The coronavirus pandemic has created a windfall for Maryland farmers as families, stuck at home, load up on local produce and cook their own meals. But . . .
Posted on 12/22/20
A Former Google Diversity Recruiter Says a Manager Characterized Her Baltimore Accent as a Disability
In tweets alleging discriminatory practices at Google, a former diversity recruiter said a
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