Posted on 11/13/20
State Roundup: Maryland In ‘Dangerous Time’ For Covid As Cases Continue To Climb
SHARFSTEIN: A DANGEROUS TIME FOR MARYLAND: Former Maryland Health Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein said Maryland is at a critical crossroads in its fight against the coronavirus. . . .
Posted on 11/13/20
Hogan Announces $70 Million In New Funds For Initiatives To Protect Marylanders From COVID-19
Maryland has secured $70 million in new investments for initiatives aimed at protecting Marylanders from the coronavirus, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.The money comes as both . . .
Posted on 11/13/20
Partners Bancorp Announces Stock Purchase Plan
SALISBURY, Md., Nov. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Partners Bancorp (NASDAQ: PTRS), the parent company of The Bank of Delmarva, Seaford, Delaware, and Virginia Partners Bank, . . .
Posted on 11/13/20
Mayor Young Poised to Raze a Homeless Encampment Amid Pandemic Surge
For James Trent, who lives in a tent under the I-83 overpass, being forced to leave would be the latest in a string of troubles that . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Women of Steel – Baltimore Museum of Industry’s Newest Exhibition
The Baltimore Museum of Industry’s new exhibition Women of Steel highlights the stories of women who worked at Bethlehem Steel’s Sparrows Point mill in Baltimore from . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Mindgrub’s Games for Good Aim to Build Virtual Company Culture, and Do Good
In a typical year, the team at Locust Point-based technology agency Mindgrub would take some time away from their
Posted on 11/12/20
Awin Group Launches Revamped ShareASale Website
North American affiliate marketing innovator unveils new lookThe Awin Group is thrilled to present the new ShareASale website, achieving another milestone in its journey to unify . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Meet the 5 Finalists Vying for $2M in Funding
After reviewing 450+ applications from Black-led startups based in over 100 cities across the U.S., we're thrilled to announce that five startups have been selected as . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Neall’s Departure Part of a ‘One-Two Punch’ for Hogan as COVID Cases Spike
As the COVID-19 pandemic begins to tighten its grip on the state once more, Maryland prepares to lose another top-ranking health official: Department of Health Secretary . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Newly Remodeled Walmart Provides White Marsh, Md. Customers with a Better Way to Shop
White Marsh store improvements complement retailer’s measures to help protect customers and associates from the impact of COVID-19 Examples of the new electronics department, Walmart Pay . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
States with the Fastest Weekly Unemployment Claims Recovery – Updated WalletHub Study
Despite the fact that the U.S. is dealing with an uptick in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, new unemployment claims decreased week-over-week on November 2, and were . . .
Posted on 11/17/20
Meet Robert Keehn
Today, Robert, a retired orthopedic surgeon, is coming off receiving the prestigious Carole Sibel Award, given by The Associated to a volunteer who has been a . . .
Posted on 11/15/20
How Election Results Should Shape Your Year-End Giving
2020 has been a tumultuous year to say the least. As you and your advisors sit down to discuss year-end tax and charitable planning, there are . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Howard Bank Wins American Bankers Association’s “Brand Slam Marketing Award”
Howard Bank was named a winner of the ABA’s Public Relations/Community Engagement Brand Slam Award for its annual “Keep It Local” Contest Howard Bank, a?growth-focused community . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Visit Maryland’s Hiking Trails for National Take A Hike Day
National Take A Hike Day is celebrated on November 17th and is the perfect time to explore the diverse terrain Maryland has to offer for hiking . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
"St. John's Episcopal Church" 1961 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSt. John's Episcopal Church (1961) - Howard County This image may be . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Column: Dear Baltimore Museum of Art. Show Me You’re Serious About Pay Equity
The goal was absolutely worthwhile: Raise the wages of the lowest-paid employees at the Baltimore Museum of Art to something resembling a livable income. Among those . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Laureate Education Offer to Purchase Up to $650 Million of Senior Notes
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Laureate Education, Inc. (NASDAQ: LAUR) today announced that it is commencing a cash tender offer to purchase up to . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
State Roundup: Pols See Biden Presidency As Benefiting Maryland, While Some Wonder If He Can Unify Country
LOCAL LAWMAKERS: WILL BIDEN BE ABLE TO UNITE AMERICA? In about two-and-a-half months President-elect Joe Biden will assume leadership of a deeply divided America. In a . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Hogan: Indoor Dining Capacity Will Be Reduced From 75% To 50% Effective Wednesday At 5 P.M.
Due to the rising number of coronavirus cases in Maryland the state will further limit indoor dining capacity at bars and restaurants, Gov. Larry Hogan said . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Sharfstein: ‘It’s A Dangerous Time’ For Maryland Due To Rising COVID Cases
Former Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Secretary Dr. Joshua Sharfstein said Maryland is at a critical crossroads in its fight against the coronavirus.“It’s a dangerous . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Larry Jennings Talks and Baltimore’s Preservation Commission Balks
Developer Larry Jennings wanted to talk about what he called his “Make Woodberry Great Again” plan, but first he needed to get a few things off . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
As Covid-19 Trends Worsen, Baltimore Moves Back to Phase I
The beginning of the long-awaited second wave is upon us.Maryland is in better shape than most states, but troubling trends – a rise in cases, rates, . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
Johns Hopkins University Museums to Hold Virtual Lecture on Women’s Health, Urban Issues
The Evergreen Museum & Library has partnered with other parts of Johns Hopkins University to revive a lecture on women’s health and urban issues that was . . .
Posted on 11/12/20
OSI Announces 2020 Community Fellows
Open Society Institute-Baltimore announced yesterday the 2020 OSI-Baltimore Community Fellows. Each fellow will receive $60,000 over 18 months to support local projects designed to address problems . . .
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