Posted on 11/3/20
"Tree Line" 1961 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comTree Line (1961) - Rural scene in silhouette. This image may be . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Exelon Reports Third Quarter 2020 Results
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Exelon Corporation (Nasdaq: EXC) today reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2020.“Our financial results exceeded expectations, and our utility and generation operational . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
State Roundup: Half Of Registered Voters Have Already Cast Ballots; Frosh Warns Of Voting Scam
2.17M MARYLAND BALLOTS CAST: Over half of Marylanders have already cast ballots. As of Sunday evening, 2,170,000 people had already voted, 52% of registered voters. With . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
What Steps Do I Take To Vote In-Person? SBE Issues Guidance
The coronavirus pandemic has complicated the in-person voting process and the Maryland State Board of Elections advised Monday to try and make sure the process goes . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Novavax Expansion Could Bring At Least 400 Jobs To Montgomery County
A major biotechnology company that is working on a vaccine for the coronavirus is planning a major expansion in Montgomery County that is expected to produce . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Taxpayers on the Hook for Another $2.5 Million in GTTF-related Lawsuits
Facing a flood of lawsuits stemming from misconduct by the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force, the Board of Estimates is set to settle 12 . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Board of Estimates Set to End Leasing Agreements with J.P. Grant
The Board of Estimates will consider on Wednesday whether to end its master lease contracts with Grant Capital Management after its owner, J.P. Grant, was found . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Breaking from His Party, Zeke Cohen Endorses Franca Muller Paz
First District Councilman Zeke Cohen and teacher-activist Franca Muller Paz have worked closely during the coronavirus outbreak to close the digital divide.They’ve spoken in front of . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Robert Stokes is Confident His Base Will See Him Through
An odd feature of Councilman Robert Stokes Sr.’s re-election campaign has been the fact that he has raised no money at all – zero since May . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Cohen and Reisinger Join Bill Henry in Criticizing Jobs Created for Mosby
Last week, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young used his power on the Board of Estimates to create nine new jobs for the expected next City Council . . .
Posted on 11/3/20
Residents Say They Didn’t Get to Testify During Virtual Hearing on Mount Vernon Church
Drew Rieger had six points he wanted to make during a virtual Planning Commission meeting last week about an out-of-town developer’s plan to buy a landmark . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
State Elections Officials Advise Voters to Plan for Election Day
The Maryland State Board of Elections is advising voters who have not cast their ballots by mail or through early voting to make a plan for . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
Pratt Library Begins Limited Reopenings this Week
Baltimore’s Enoch Pratt Free Library system will take a step toward reopening from the COVID-19 shutdown this week when it provides “limited public entry” at three . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
Q&A With Adam Schwartz, Local Writer and Author of ‘The Rest of the World’
In his award-winning collection, “The Rest of the World,” veteran high school teacher Adam Schwartz imagines the lives of teenagers in Baltimore City’s broken neighborhoods. With . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
These 20 Recent Grads Joined Venture for America’s 2020 Class in Baltimore
A two-year fellowship is getting underway this fall for 20 recent college grads who moved to Baltimore to
Posted on 11/2/20
A Baltimore CEO and City Councilman are Using TikTok to Explain Tricky Topics for a Wide Audience
TikTok may seem like it’s all about influencer houses and sipping cranberry juice. But the video
Posted on 11/2/20
T. Rowe Price: Great Dividend Grower At A Good Price
SummaryThe company is a Dividend Aristocrat with a track record of 34 years of consecutive dividend raises.Current dividend is yielding 2.84%, safely covered and growing at . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
"Coal Pile" 1947 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comCoal Pile (1947) - 30,000 tons of coal sitting at the Spring . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
Boeing And Lockheed Martin: Election Time
SummaryCurrent geopolitical setting would call for increase defense budgets regardless of who's in Office.China plays a key role for the US to keep increasing budgets.The pandemic, . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
Under Armour Reports Impressive Results and Sale of MyFitnessPal Platform
Athletic performance apparel company Under Armour (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA) gave investors some good news today when it released its third-quarter earnings report. President and CEO Patrik Frisk . . .
Posted on 11/9/20
"Fractionating Tower" 1936 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comFractionating Tower (1936) - Fractionating towers and crude stills located at the . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
State Roundup: Early Voting, Mail In Voting Unprecedented
EARLY VOTING, MAIL IN TURNOUT HUGE SO FAR: Early voters are turning out in unprecedented numbers this election, and nationally two-thirds o them, 58 million, are . . .
Posted on 11/2/20
Franchot To Hogan: ‘Stop The Manipulation Of Science For Political Purposes’
For months there had been wide discrepancies between the coronavirus positivity rates reported by the State of Maryland and Johns Hopkins University.The seven-day rolling average rates . . .
Posted on 11/1/20
Maryland Officials Encourage Drop Box Use, Confirm Security
Maryland elections officials are encouraging the use of ballot drop boxes as the mail-in deadline approaches, and outlined the safety of the receptacles to state lawmakers . . .
Posted on 11/1/20
Influencers: Friends School of Baltimore
Sarah Meteyer, Friends School of Baltimore’s newly appointed Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), is no stranger to the school. As a 2008 alum, Sarah . . .

