Posted on 12/10/20
Cannabis Brand CULTA Announces Partnership With New Age Nanotech
Maryland's best known cannabis brand, CULTA, announced today its licensing partnership with New Age Nanotech, which provides the leading clinically-backed delivery technology for cannabinoids, Solutech™. The . . .
Posted on 12/10/20
Glen Mar Early Learning Center Offers Help for Students Learning Virtually
Full-time, in-person program for elementary school students starting in JanuaryGlen Mar Early Learning Center, a preschool at Glen Mar Church in Ellicott City, Maryland, introduced a . . .
Posted on 12/10/20
Take Care of Your Phone System to Protect and Grow Your Business
Unlike the basic handsets of yesteryear, the technologies behind today’s communication systems and services continue to evolve at a rapid pace. Every software update or major . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
Harbor Stone Advisors Brokers Sale of 18 Apartments in Westminster, MD
Harbor Stone Advisors, a Mid-Atlantic leader in multifamily investment sales, has brokered the sale of Green Street Crossing, 18 units located at 198-220 E. Green St . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
“The Status Quo Cannot Continue,” Baltimore’s New Mayor Declares
A dispenser of hand sanitizer at his side, Brandon Scott stood outside City Hall for the first time as Baltimore’s mayor, addressing a small group of . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
In Praise of a Priest Whose Voice Thundered for the Unheard and Homeless
The recent death of Father Richard T. Lawrence struck hard in Baltimore, even in the time of Covid, when we scan the obituaries with near daily . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
City Council Passes Two Worker Retention Bills, Overriding Mayor Young
The Baltimore City Council tonight overrode Mayor Jack Young’s veto and approved two bills providing relief for hospitality workers who lost their jobs during the Covid . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
Mayor Scott Orders End of Indoor and Outdoor Dining in Baltimore
One day after being sworn into office, Mayor Brandon Scott has sharply rolled back Covid-19 restrictions, ordering the shutdown of indoor and outdoor dining as of . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
Maryland Uncovers Unemployment Fraud Scheme Against High-ranking Officials
The State of Maryland has uncovered an unemployment insurance fraud scheme targeting Governor Larry Hogan, Lt. Governor Boyd K. Rutherford, Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson and other . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
This Week in Jobs DMV: Negotiation Edition
The blockbuster trade last week of NBA All-Stars Russell Westbrook and John Wall may have dominated the sports pages
Posted on 12/9/20
Novolex Introduces Face Shield Designed for Children
Novolex® is introducing a new face shield designed specifically for children. The Junior Face Shield, which is manufactured in North America by the Waddington North America™ (WNA) . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
Freedom Federal Credit Union Introduces New Financial Program Exclusively For Educators
Freedom Federal Credit Union is pleased to introduce a new financial program exclusively for educators in Harford and Baltimore Counties. The Golden Apple Program was created . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
2020’s Best Cities for New Year’s – WalletHub Report
With New Year’s around the corner but the scale of celebrations limited by the COVID-19 pandemic, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2020’s . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
"Queues: In Line For Chicken" 1945 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comQueues: In Line For Chicken (1945) - Lexington and Liberty Streets. People . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
State Roundup: Since March, State Police Have Charged 132 With Noncompliance Of COVID Restrictions
STATE POLICE TACKLE COVID SCOFFLAWS: Since the beginning of the pandemic in mid-March police have charged or arrested 132 Marylanders for COVID-related violations, according to recent . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
How Maryland Public Schools Have Responded To COVID-19
As COVID-19 cases rise throughout the state of Maryland, Governor Larry Hogan’s urgent tone has prompted nearly all school districts currently practicing hybrid learning to close . . .
Posted on 12/9/20
Chan: Maryland Could Get Its First Doses Of The Coronavirus Vaccine Next Week
Deputy Health Secretary Dr. Jinlene Chan said Maryland might receive its first doses of the coronavirus vaccine as early as next week.“If approved, which we anticipate . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
“The Status Quo Cannot Continue,” Baltimore’s New Mayor Declares
A dispenser of hand sanitizer at his side, Brandon Scott stood outside City Hall for the first time as Baltimore’s mayor, addressing a small group of . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
Executive Alliance Presents ‘Where Are the Women? Leading Change in Maryland’
In coordination with the release of Executive Alliance’s annual “Women Board Directors in Maryland Census Report,” Executive Alliance is holding a virtual panel discussion “Where Are . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
Maryland Explores Statewide Mandate on Police Body Cameras
Lawmakers are pushing for a statewide mandate requiring every police department in Maryland to equip officers with body cameras, however the cost for equipment and maintenance . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
Jack Young’s Mayorship, Born Of And Defined By Crisis, Comes To An End
Mayor Jack Young’s term, born amid crisis and marked by a relentless onslaught of subsequent emergencies, ends Tuesday morning, as a slate of younger Democrats were . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
Gula Tech Foundation Has $1M for Nonprofits Increasing Diversity in Cybersecurity
The Columbia-based venture firm founded by former Tenable operators Ron and Cyndi Gula is launching
Posted on 12/8/20
Maryland Restaurant Industry News Brief: December 8, 2020
Maryland Restaurant Profit Margins Down 91% According to the National Restaurant Association; Give the Gift of Dining this Holiday Season as Restaurants Fight to Remain Open . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
The Baltimore Station’s 6th Annual Chili Cook-off Raises $58,000 for Homeless Veterans in New Virtual Format
Like many non-profits this year, The Baltimore Station had to revamp and restructure one of its largest fundraisers, Stars, Stripes & Chow: Chili Edition, to ensure the . . .
Posted on 12/8/20
Painting by Baltimore Artist Amy Sherald Sells for $4.26 Million at Phillips
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF PAMELA K. AND WILLIAM A. ROYALL JR. 1 Amy Sherald The Bathers signed and dated "Amy Sherald 2015 Amy Sherald" on . . .
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