Posted on 10/22/20
Meet Oak Crest’s Brittany Woodard
Senior Sales Associate who also loves serving her country When she’s not helping retirees find their dream home at Oak Crest, Brittany Woodard serves as a . . .
Posted on 10/22/20
"Figurehead – Eviliz" 1963 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comFigurehead – Eviliz (1963) - On the prow of the Eviliz out . . .
Posted on 10/22/20
Lockheed Martin Adds $2.6 Billion In Awards
SummaryLockheed Martin continues adding contracts.We consider the $60B month-over-month decline meaningless and disfigures.Compared to the same month last year, Lockheed Martin grew its order activity during . . .
Posted on 10/22/20
State Roundup: 18,200 New Jobs, But Jobless Rate Increases
18,200 JOBS ADDED, BUT JOBLESS RATE INCREASES: Maryland added 18,200 jobs in September while the state’s unemployment rate increased from 6.9% to 7.2%, according to preliminary . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
OIG Finds Plenty of Laxity But Not Illegality in City Hall Document Shredding
The mysterious presence of Baltimore’s retired deputy comptroller at City Hall in early August – and her efforts across two days to discard and shred public . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Freedom of Speech at Issue in Today’s Clipper Mill Court Hearing
Do Marylanders have a right to free speech? Not if they live in a community controlled by Larry E. Jennings and publicly criticize his plans, the . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Concerns Grow About Fate of Mount Vernon Church Before Thursday’s Planning Commission Meeting
Many preservationists are alarmed by a New Jersey developer’s plan to buy Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church because they don’t want to see the building . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
New Funding Available for Maryland Farming and Seafood Industries
Additional economic relief is now available for Maryland’s agricultural industries impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.The Maryland Department of Agriculture is providing $10 million to farmers who . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Foreman Wolf to Open Cindy Lou’s Fish House in Harbor Point Next Week
Foreman Wolf, the restaurant group owned by award-winning chef Cindy Wolf and award-winning restaurateur Tony Foreman, announced today that its newest restaurant, Cindy’s Fish House, will . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Baltimore County Adding 31 Ballot Drop Box Locations
In early October, Baltimore County provided 13 secure ballot drop boxes: one at each Early Voting location as well as at the Board of Elections office . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Baltimore Mayoral Candidates to Debate in NAACP Forum Thursday, Oct. 22
The NAACP, in collaboration with AFRO News and WBAL, will host a virtual Mayoral Forum tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. All four mayoral candidates . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
COVID-19 Decreased Maryland’s Air Pollution, Research Shows
Capital News Service – In the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, as stay-at-home orders took effect and more commuters worked from home or lost their . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Baltimore City Government Launches Fellowship Program to Train City Residents for Software Development Roles
The City of Baltimore is launching a fellowship that aims to serve as a pipeline to software development jobs with
Posted on 10/21/20
In a Pandemic and Economic Downturn, These 10 Baltimore Programs are Offering Tech Training for Better Jobs
With the pandemic freeing up time at home for many, there’s been extra incentive to learn new skills. Factor in
Posted on 10/21/20
Using Human-centered Design to Embrace Online Learning
On March 11, the novel coronavirus disease was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.
Posted on 10/21/20
Improving the Customer Experience with Mitel’s Remote-Ready Contact Center Service
Giving customers the flexibility to engage with you on their preferred media is crucial to retaining existing customers and attracting new ones. They want personalized, responsive . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Longevity Is The Norm At The Traffic Group
Firm Celebrates 35 Years in Business At a time when the average worker changes jobs 12 times during his or her career, employees at The Traffic . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
"Ewell, MD, Smith Island" 1955 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comEwell, MD, Smith Island (1955) - Ewell, MD, Smith Island This image . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Laureate Provides Update on Sale of Brazilian Operations
Laureate Education, Inc. (NASDAQ: LAUR) announced today that the Company has received an all-cash offer for its Brazilian operations from Ânima Holding S.A. (B3: ANIM3),
Posted on 10/21/20
Voting Rights Volunteers Helping to Ensure Access, Fair Election
With less than a week until early voting begins in Maryland, voting rights advocates say they’ll be keeping an eye out for voter confusion and intimidation . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Election Day 2020: How Will Racial Minorities Shape Future Elections? – WalletHub Study
With the presidential election fast approaching and the U.S. electorate becoming increasingly more diverse, the personal-finance website WalletHub conducted an in-depth analysis that addresses one of . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
State Roundup: Aid To Farmers, Support For Sports Betting
HOUGH SEES BOOST IN GOP IN MARYLAND: Bryan Renbaum of MarylandReporter writes that Sen. Michael Hough, the newly elected No. 2. Republican in the state Senate, . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Maryland Adds 18,200 Jobs In September; Unemployment Jumps To 7.2%: Labor Report
Maryland added 18,200 jobs in September while the state’s unemployment rate increased from 6.9% to 7.2%, according to preliminary data released by the U.S. Department of . . .
Posted on 10/21/20
Open Letter Increases Pressure on Baltimore Museum of Art to Cancel Sale of Artworks
A letter sent last week to the state of Maryland demanding an investigation into the Baltimore Museum of Art’s deaccessioning of three works from its permanent . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Clarke Fears “Spy Plane” Program will be Extended
Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke says the public reaction to the Baltimore Police Department’s so-called “spy plane” is consistent across the many neighborhoods in her district:“People are . . .
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