Posted on 12/14/20
Meet the 5 Changemaking Startups that Just Finished AccelerateBaltimore 2020
Business and civic change can go hand-in-hand. To solve some of the city’s most pressing challenges
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Maryland Places the 12th Largest Tax Burden on Its Residents
What is the landscape of taxes in America going into 2021? The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which was signed into law in 2017 by President . . .
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Shop Small for the Holidays the Maryland Way
With the holiday season knocking at our door and clattering across our roof tops, Marylanders are searching for gifts for their loved ones. Now, more than . . .
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2020’s Most Caring Cities in America – WalletHub Study
With the holidays approaching and Americans needing care and compassion in the midst of a global pandemic, high unemployment and the aftermath of a stressful election, . . .
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Snacks4Smiles Nonprofit Delivers 6,000 Doughnuts to Bring Smiles to Older Adults During Pandemic
Severna Park High School Students Launch Nonprofit to Give Back to Local CommunitySnacks4Smiles LLC, a nonprofit organization that spreads joy to local senior living communities while . . .
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"Statuary Hall" 1944 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comStatuary Hall (1944) - Statuary Hall of the United States Capitol in . . .
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TESSCO Receives Consents from Robert J. Barnhill, Jr
TESSCO Technologies Incorporated (NASDAQ: TESS), a leading value-added distributor and solutions provider for the wireless industry, today confirmed that Robert B. Barnhill, Jr.
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Better Buy: Nike vs. Under Armour
Nike (NYSE:NKE) is a well-established company that is known for its stable of superstars wearing its products. Meanwhile, Under Armour (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA) hit the ground running . . .
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Is Under Armour Stock a Buy?
As vaccines for COVID-19 get rolled out and a real economic recovery looks like it could happen soon, investor confidence is pushing up stock prices. But . . .
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State Roundup: Hogan Offers Help For Business, But No New COVID Restrictions
HOGAN ANNOUNCES RELIEF FUNDS, NO NEW RESTRICTIONS: More economic relief is on the way for Maryland’s small businesses, with Gov. Larry Hogan announcing the forgiveness of . . .
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Maryland Lawmakers ‘Disappointed’ By Witness At Hearing
The former Maryland Environmental Service Director of Operations and Strategic Partnerships invoked his right against self-incrimination more than 100 times, disappointing legislators during Thursday’s joint committee . . .
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Franchot: ‘We Are Still $600 Million Or $700 Million Less Than What We Should Have Been Pre-Pandemic’
MarylandReporter.com spoke with Comptroller Peter Franchot on Friday afternoon following a Board of Revenue Estimates meeting in which the board unanimously voted to slightly increase the . . .
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Remembering Ron Smith: Baltimore And America’s Best Talk Show Host Ever
I was reminded some days ago by the inestimable June Smith that on December 19 it will have been 9 years since her Ron left us, . . .
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"Tunnel Carrying Massachusetts Avenue Traffic beneath Fourteenth Street, Washington, D.C." 1941 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comTunnel Carrying Massachusetts Avenue Traffic beneath Fourteenth Street, Washington, D.C. (1941) - . . .
Posted on 12/13/20
Mosby Shares His Vision for Baltimore with a Speech and Special Video
Nick Mosby took the reins of the City Council today, delivering a speech that worked its way through a century of unsavory Baltimore history – racial . . .
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Advocates Urge Rapid Implementation of Tenants’ Right to Counsel
A new law guaranteeing Baltimore renters the right to a lawyer in eviction cases is being hailed as a lifesaver, providing resources to keep people from . . .
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Mosby’s Reorganization – Demoting Progressives, Boosting Young’s Allies – Sparks a Furor
Calling for an end to “petty personal agendas,” incoming City Council President Nick Mosby gave an inaugural speech urging fellow city leaders to commit to more . . .
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This New Scholarship Fund Wants to Boost Technical Talent in the DC Area
Lanham, Maryland-based edtech company 2U is partnering with Employ Prince George’s (EPG) and George Washington
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DC Cybersecurity Startup SightGain Wins $2M DataTribe Challenge
D.C.-based cybersecurity startup SightGain was named the winner of the DataTribe Challenge on Thursday
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This App Aims to Help Baltimore Restaurants, One to-go Order at a Time
Baltimore startup Flave is looking to gamify the dining experience and boost sales at local restaurants that
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How Do You Feel About Me? Baltimore Technologist’s App has a Quick Way to Find Out
Put something out into the world, and chances are you want to know what people think of it.
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Chesapekake Shakespeare Company to Do Virtual Performance to Raise Funds for Critically-ill Kids
For the past four years, the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company (CSC) has generously donated to the Casey Cares Foundation through live requests during holiday performances but this . . .
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Point Breeze Credit Union Announces $30K Donation to Local Hospitals
Support is Focused on Frontline Healthcare Workers Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic Aaron J. Piccirilli, Vice President of Philanthropy, MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center receives a $5,000 . . .
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PRSA Maryland Bestows 47 Awards at First Virtual ‘Best in Maryland’ Gala
The Public Relations Society of America Maryland Chapter bestowed 47 Best in Maryland (BIM) awards in 26 categories, including a new COVID-19 category, as well as . . .
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Baltimore Has a Below Average Rent-to-Price Ratio
In recent years, home prices have been increasing faster than rents in the U.S., making homeownership less attractive. After dropping significantly during the housing crisis, home . . .
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