Posted on 10/20/20
Six Higher Eds Receive State Support for Research and Technology
More than $13.1 million in new research professorships have been endowed by the University of Maryland, Baltimore; the University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Johns Hopkins University; . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Baltimore Tree Trust Plants 10,000th Tree with A Mission to Increase Baltimore’s Tree Canopy
Twelve years after the Baltimore Tree Trust was established by the mayor’s office to expand Baltimore’s tree canopy, members of the nonprofit organization and other volunteers . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Meet the Vogelsteins
Recently The Associated and the Baltimore Jewish Times partnered together in honor of The Associated’s 100th birthday to capture the historical perspective of 2020 and the . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Mayoral Candidate Brandon Scott Names Civic, Business and Community Leaders to Transition Team
Mike Hankin, Wes Moore, Alicia Wilson among others will lead his teamMayoral candidate and current Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott has named nine business, non-profit, . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
This Week in Jobs DMV: Final Destination Edition
That backscratcher you just couldn’t live without, that ice cream maker you and your partner each ordered
Posted on 10/20/20
Loyola’s Sellinger School of Business Launches Sustainability Management Degree
Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business and Management introduced a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in sustainability management, the first program of its kind in . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
211 Maryland and RALI Maryland Launch New Texting Program for Marylanders Suffering from Opioid Addiction
Quick Access to Local Resources and Help is Now Available by Texting “MDHope” to 898-211 211 Maryland, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting health and human services . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Maryland Commerce Supports Four UMB Endowed Professorships
The Maryland Department of Commerce has awarded the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) $2.3 million, which along with matching funds from UMB will support four research . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
What We Can Learn From The BMA’s Recent Deaccessioning Announcement
In 1989, the Baltimore Museum of Art deaccessioned Mark Rothko’s “Olive over Red” painting for $950,000 in order to purchase Andy Warhol’s “The Last Supper,” a . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
States Whose September Unemployment Rates Are Bouncing Back Most – WalletHub Study
With the U.S. gaining 661,000 jobs in September and the national unemployment rate at 7.9% compared to the nearly historic high of 14.7% at the peak . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
GBC Issues Preparing for the Future: A Regional Workforce Development Initiative Report
The Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC) has released a comprehensive report which identifies the top 20 occupations likely to produce the most family-supporting jobs in the Baltimore . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Maryland Commerce Supports Research Professorships at Six Higher Education Institutions
The Maryland Department of Commerce; the University of Maryland, Baltimore; the University of Maryland, Baltimore County; Johns Hopkins University; the Maryland Institute College of Art; Goucher . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
"Jennie D. Bell" 1957 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comJennie D. Bell (1957) - Docked in the Wicomico River at Salisbury . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
2020’s Best Small Cities in America – WalletHub Study
With the COVID-19 pandemic spurring some Americans to migrate out of big cities, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2020’s Best Small Cities . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Sports Gambling Referendum Enjoys Public Support, But Key Questions Remain
Two weeks before election day, backers of legalized sports gambling in Maryland appear to be cruising toward an easy victory.
Posted on 10/20/20
Lockheed Martin Reports Third Quarter 2020 Results
Lockheed Martin Corporation [NYSE: LMT] today reported third quarter 2020 net sales of $16.5 billion, compared to $15.2 billion in the third quarter of 2019. Net . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Clutch Highlights the Top B2B Providers in Maryland, Virginia & Washington, DC for 2020
October 12, 2020 - Clutch, a B2B ratings and reviews platform, released its latest report identifying the top B2B firms in the Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
State Roundup: Weekend Covid Cases Rise, But Hogan To Allow Some In-Person Sports Viewing
HOGAN TO ALLOW SOME IN-PERSON SPORTS VIEWING: Gov. Larry Hogan eased some restrictions on outdoor sporting venues Friday, paving the way for teams like the Baltimore . . .
Posted on 10/20/20
Sen. Hough: Republicans Have A Real Opportunity To Make Inroads In Certain Parts Of MD
Republicans may be outnumbered 2-1 in Maryland but the GOP has a good opportunity to boost its standing in the state by focusing on those voters . . .
Posted on 10/19/20
Mayor Young Seeks Nine New Positions for His Ally, Nick Mosby
Despite layoffs and no-hiring provisions in other parts of city government, Baltimore’s outgoing mayor, Bernard C. “Jack” Young, is moving to create nine new positions for . . .
Posted on 10/19/20
Meeting Between Church Leaders and Residents Ends in a Shouting Match
Behind Marti Pitrelli’s house is a gravel lot with a massive American elm tree.It’s not a park, but lots of local people use it. Yesterday afternoon, . . .
Posted on 10/19/20
A New Exhibit in Baltimore Asks: What is the Value of a Black Life in America?
What is the value of a Black life in America?That’s the fundamental question posed by a new exhibit in Baltimore, created in solidarity with the Black . . .
Posted on 10/19/20
Maryland Hackathon Invites Big Thinking for Small Businesses
For many small businesses, the COVID-19 crisis brought struggles to survive, and pivots to keep going. Policymakers stepped
Posted on 10/19/20
VC Investment Shows No Signs of a Pandemic Slowdown
When it comes to the economy as a whole, describing a slowdown is the norm as the COVID-19 pandemic continues
Posted on 10/19/20
Maryland Nonprofit Launches New Fund For Abused Dogs
Fund will be established to provide immediate care for homeless petsShow Your Soft Side, Inc. (SYSS), a Baltimore-based non-profit, has established “The Phoenix Fund” to provide . . .
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