Posted on 11/17/20
Psst … this Might Be A Good Time to Hire IT Security Talent
While many companies have grappled with tight budgets this year amid an economic downturn, the departments
Posted on 11/16/20
Josh Kurtz: Wayne Curry’s Vision May Finally Be Realized in Prince George’s
In 2002, the late Wayne K. Curry, the first Black Prince George’s County executive, dipped into his campaign treasury to hire a well-known national election lawyer . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
The Baltimore Metro Area Is the 14th Best-Paying for Millennials
Numbering over 72 million, millennials have surpassed Baby Boomers to be the largest living adult generation. Millennials, defined by the Pew Research Center as people born . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
TEDCO’s CEO Launches TEDCO Talks
TEDCO, Maryland’s economic engine for technology companies, announced today that the company is launching a new video series, TEDCO Talks, featuring thought leaders in economic development . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
Activist Talk Lifts Under Armour
Under Armour (UAA, UA) is solidly higher after Gordon Haskett raises the possibility of an activist investor stirring the pot.Analyst Don Bilson notes that there are . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
IBM Highlights Student Success Through Baltimore Partnership
In an effort to close the national skills gap and train local students for the jobs of tomorrow, IBM is going strong with its P-TECH (or . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
RICS To Lead Key Discussions On The Future Of The Built Environment At Remote Event From 1/26-1/28
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 11/16/20
Most Charitable States for 2021 & Best Charities for 2021 - WalletHub
With the U.S. ranked as the most generous country over the past 10 years by the World Giving Index, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
"Methodist Church Smith Island" 1953 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comMethodist Church Smith Island (1953) - Methodist Church Smith Island Note use . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
Maryland Is 3rd Most Charitable State for 2021
With the U.S. ranked as the most generous country over the past 10 years by the World Giving Index, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
John Malone Partners with Bob Johnson
Citing a "meeting of like minds," John C. Malone, Chairman of Liberty Media Group, and Robert L. Johnson, Chairman of the RLJ Companies and the majority . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
Why Ciena Is A Good Buy From Here
SummaryCiena posted strong quarterly results but warned on revenue weakness.Valuations are compelling at these levels.Ciena stock could rebound back to the $55-60 level in 2021.Looking for . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
Why Ciena Is A Good Buy From Here
SummaryCiena posted strong quarterly results but warned on revenue weakness.Valuations are compelling at these levels.Ciena stock could rebound back to the $55-60 level in 2021.Looking for . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
State Roundup: New Funds, Restrictions Coming As Virus Cases Go Up
NEW FUNDS TO HELP CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE: Maryland has secured $70 million in new investments for initiatives aimed at protecting Marylanders from the coronavirus, Bryan Renbaum writes . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
Opinion: Discrimination Against Conservatives Ignored In Higher Education Generally And At Towson University Specifically
Supreme Court Justice Alito in his warning that in academia there is a level of intolerance that leads to “harassment and intolerance [of law school students] . . .
Posted on 11/16/20
"St. John's Church" 1961 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSt. John's Church (1961) Deals Island St. John's Methodist Church: Joshua Thomas . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Muller Paz Showed Baltimore What Ending Democratic Dominance Could Look Like
When I ran for Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge in 2016, it struck me as particularly appalling that voters who belonged to the Green Party or . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Duncan Street Miracle Garden, Newly Swarmed with Volunteers, Readies for the Spring
On a Saturday in October, Morgan Thapa yanked vines off of a Rose of Sharon tree at Duncan Street Miracle Garden. The vines were wrapped so . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Limits on Gatherings And Other Restrictions Coming In Baltimore County
Warning that the toughest challenge yet could be “COVID’s long, dark winter,” Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced new restrictions Friday.They are, like those his counterparts . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Influencers: Notre Dame Preparatory School
Angela Simmons began her new role as Upper Level Dean of Students Notre Dame Preparatory School on July 1, 2020. Having worked at both the secondary . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Philanthropy Tank Baltimore’s 1st Annual Finals Event
Mark your calendars for Philanthropy Tank Baltimore’s 1st Annual Finals Event scheduled to be broadcast on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th at 7:00 p.m. EST on Philanthropy Tank’s . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
Upskilling Shows a Path from the Fulfillment Center Floor to IT Roles
Gaining a job in technology can be more about the skills and experience than a degree. So it is presenting new pathways
Posted on 11/15/20
Ingleside Communities Recognized in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Nursing Homes List
Ingleside communities, Ingleside at King Farm in Rockville, MD, Westminster at Lake Ridge in Lake Ridge, VA, and Ingleside at Rock Creek in Washington, DC are recognized . . .
Posted on 11/13/20
Robin Hood: A New Report Finds One-Third of Black New Yorkers Were Stopped by Police Over a 36-Month Period
NEW YORK, Nov. 13, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A new Poverty Tracker Report finds that Black New Yorkers are twice as likely as white New Yorkers . . .
Posted on 11/13/20
Maryland Chatters Ep. 02, Brandon Scott and Unlucky Bill Numbers
Brandon M. Scott is a “son of Baltimore.”Growing up in Park Heights, Scott says he was drawn to run for public office in the city when . . .
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