Posted on 10/6/20
Philanthropy Tank Baltimore Announces Its First Group of Student Project Finalists
Nine Baltimore City Student Project Finalists to Present Social Impact Program Ideas, Receive Funding of Up to $15,000 During Virtual Event on November 19Philanthropy Tank Baltimore, . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Willow the First Organization in the United States to Achieve BIM Kitemark to Reflect ISO 19650
Willow, the digital twin for the built world,isthe first organization inthe United States to achieveBSI KitemarkTMcertification for Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Design and Construction to . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Reisterstown and Williamsport Named Main Street Communities
Two new communities have received Main Street Maryland designations: Reisterstown in Baltimore County and the Town of Williamsport in Washington County. Following the designation of Aberdeen . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
As Courts Reopen, Public Defenders Fear for Themselves and Their Clients
Cynthia Christiani is a public defender and has served at Baltimore City’s district courthouse on North Avenue for 15 years. She said her office in the . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
With Two Successful Exits He's Changing the Complexion of Silicon Valley: Meet Serial Entrepreneur Clarence Wooten
For many people, the rise of the internet has been their ticket to the middle class and beyond. Millions of people have joined companies on the . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Mitel’s Teamwork App… Collaboration Made Easy
Designed for MiCloud Connect users, Mitel’s collaborative Teamwork app transforms the way organizations work and enables your teams to be more productive and collaborative, whether they're . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
"Youghiogheny River" 1949 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comYoughiogheny River (1949) - Youghiogheny River in Swallow Falls State Park. This . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Former Mayoral Candidate Thiru Vignarajah Continues Fight For Local Businesses
Last week, former Deputy Attorney General and mayoral candidate Thiru Vignarajah joined Stephanie Geller from Community Wealth Builders and the Maryland Neighborhood Exchange
Posted on 10/6/20
Updated: States that Have the Fewest COVID-19 Restrictions – WalletHub Study
With some states choosing to delay further reopening or even bring back some previously lifted restrictions due to surges in COVID-19, the personal-finance website WalletHub today . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Why Under Armour Stock Surged 14% in September
What happenedShares of Under Armour (NYSE:UA) (NYSE:UAA) gained 14.5% in value last month, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.There was no company-specific news . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
State Roundup: Jobs Report Brightens Outlook For Maryland
STATE BESTS U.S. IN JOBS: The U.S. jobs report released Friday presents some hope among business leaders but some politicians say the numbers are not reflecting . . .
Posted on 10/6/20
Sen. Carter Attributes Trump’s Coronavirus Diagnosis To Reckless Behavior
Sen. Jill Carter (D-Baltimore City) said Monday that President Donald Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis is the direct result of reckless behavior such as not wearing a mask . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
THE IMPERIAL MAYOR: Baltimore’s Strong-mayor System Comes Under Question
In a poor, shrinking and dysfunctional city – a city known far more for its government scandals than its civic successes – some major structural government . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Community Groups Don’t Want More Billboards, but Scott and Young Press Ahead
As head of an organization that spends millions of dollars to beautify and enhance communities in South Baltimore, Brad Rogers says the last thing he wants . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
TurboVote Ranks Loyola for 2nd Consecutive Year for Voting Initiatives
TurboVote ranked Loyola University Maryland No. 6 for the percentage of undergraduate students who signed up for TurboVote and No. 8 for the total amount of . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Baltimore County Council To Vote On Tenant Protections Bill
The Baltimore County Council is voting on a bill Monday evening that aims to protect tenants from eviction during the pandemic. The bill consists of regulations . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
D. Watkins’ Book Selected for ‘One Book Baltimore’
One Book Baltimore has selected Baltimorean D. Watkins’ book We Speak for Ourselves: A Word from Forgotten Black America for the 2020-2021 school year. One Book . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Everyman Theatre Looks to a 30th Season Like No Other
Are you ready for some live performances?Everyman Theatre hopes you are – with safety precautions, of course. And if you’re not, the theater has a plan . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
School Spirit: Waldorf School of Baltimore
HESHY, a fourth grader at the Waldorf School, is always willing to lend a helping hand around campus. He especially enjoys caring for the community chickens . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Baltimore Museum of Art Expects to Raise $65M by Selling Three Works of Art
The Baltimore Museum of Art has decided to sell three major works in part so it can expand ongoing diversity and equity initiatives, such as increasing . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
With New Location, The Cube is Bringing Babysitting Services to Function Coworking Community
The Cube Cowork has a new location, where it will partner with an existing shared workspace to
Posted on 10/5/20
THB Announces Launch of Pink Bagels, Proceeds to Benefits Susan G. Komen Maryland
Susan G. Komen Maryland announced a partnership with THB Bagelry & Deli, the Baltimore-based bagel chain, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October. Throughout the month of . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Riderwood Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New Wellness Center
State of the art fitness center now open at Riderwood (Photo: Riderwood Wellness Center) Residents and staff at Riderwood, an Erickson Living retirement community in Silver . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
UMMS Produces “Party Foul” Public Service Announcement Aimed At Educating Young Adults On Dangers Of COVID-19
The University of Maryland Medical System today released an internally-produced Public Service Announcement, “Party Foul,” designed to call attention to the dangers and risks of socializing . . .
Posted on 10/5/20
Plan a Trip to Admire Maryland’s Colorful Foliage this Fall
Now that the fall season is upon us, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of the natural beauty Maryland has to offer. Our state is . . .
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