Posted on 10/15/20
Community Leader and Real Estate Developer Samuel K. Himmelrich Sr. Dies at 89
“He was a mensch in every sense of the word.” That’s how Marc B. Terrill, president and CEO of The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, sums . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
"Jennie D. Bell" 1957 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comJennie D. Bell (1957) - Three mast ram, Jennie D. Bell is docked . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
Diane Bell-McKoy Receives the Greater Baltimore Committee Regional Visionary Award
The Greater Baltimore Committee Board member Diane Bell-McKoy, President and CEO, Associated Black Charities
Posted on 10/15/20
What Happens in Md. if the Supreme Court Strikes Down the Affordable Care Act?
In the span of six months, Timothy Reyburn bought a new car, lost his job and his wife was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy.This was in 1994 . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
Construction Starts Step Back in September
HAMILTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Total construction starts dipped 18% in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $667.7 billion, essentially taking back August’s gain. While some of . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
YogaWorks Files for Chapter 11
YogaWorks (OTCPK:YOGA) has filed for chapter 11 to implement orderly closing of all studios across the U.S.The company has entered into a stalking horse bidder agreement . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
New Report Finds 35-Mile Citywide Trail System Can Generate Millions in Economic Opportunity and Inclusive Growth in Baltimore
Today, Ernst & Young LLP (EY US), on behalf of the Greater Washington Partnership released a report on the Economic and Social Benefits of Completing the . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
State Roundup: Marylanders Politically Engaged; IRS Goes After Mosbys; New Hogan Chief
IRS LIEN AGAINST MOSBY PROPERTY: The IRS has placed a $45,000 lien against the property of Nick and Marilyn Mosby — the Democratic nominee for Baltimore . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
New GBC Board Chair Emphasizes The Need For Racial Equity And Unity
The new chairman of the Greater Baltimore Committee’s board of directors emphasized the need for racial equity and unity amid national protests over the police killings . . .
Posted on 10/15/20
Remembering The Communists First Communion From The Pope
Sitting at my desk on yet another Zoom meeting Wednesday, I spied a 25-year-old press credential that had always held a special place, hanging from its . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
DMI Named a 2020 Washington Post Top Workplace
DMI, a global mobility solutions and digital transformation leader, has been named a 2020 Washington Post Top Workplace rising to number 16 among the area's large . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Scott Pulls Back a Bill to Permit Highway Billboards along Railroad Rights of Way
Faced with a wall of community opposition and questions about his relationship with a New Jersey billboard owner, City Council President Brandon Scott tonight “pulled back” . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Baltimore’s School Reopening Plan has a Rocky Rollout
Starting next month, English learners, homeless students and students who rarely log on for online classes will be among those who can choose to return for . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Maryland Continues Global Efforts, Awards 24 Export Grants
The U.S. Small Business Administration has awarded a $349,000 State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) grant to the Maryland Department of Commerce.This year is the 10th anniversary . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Maryland Center for History and Culture to Host “The Wire” Creator David Simon for Virtual Conversation
The Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC) will host former Baltimore Sun journalist and “The Wire” creator David Simon for a virtual conversation about dialogue . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Md. National Guard Stood Watch Over D.C. Monuments for 5 Days During Protests
Capital News Service – The Maryland National Guard briefed state lawmakers today on Gov. Larry Hogan’s June deployment of troops to the nation’s capital during the . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Baltimore City Schools See $21M Shortfall As Pandemic Expenses Total $131 Million
WYPR – The Baltimore City school board stared down a $21 million shortfall Tuesday night brought on by pandemic spending, as its CEO decides how to . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Greater Baltimore Committee Names Calvin Butler, Jr., SVP of Exelon
The Greater Baltimore Committee has named Calvin G. Butler, Jr., the senior vice president of Exelon and the CEO
Posted on 10/14/20
Paradyme Management Launched an IT Lab in its Tysons Office — and it’s Hiring
Greenbelt, Maryland-based Paradyme Management, a data solutions provider for the federal sector, has established
Posted on 10/14/20
Staffing Platform Wonolo Expands to Baltimore with 150 Job Openings
A staffing platform for hourly workers is planting a flag in Baltimore amid an uptick in firms seeking frontline workers
Posted on 10/14/20
Verizon Brings 5G Service to Select Parts of Baltimore
5G is live in Baltimore. Verizon is introducing its 5G Ultra Wideband service downtown and in parts of Baltimore
Posted on 10/14/20
No Conferences? Here’s How a Security Software Startup is Connecting with New Leads
While lots of 2020 economic analysis focuses on the big shifts at the industry level as businesses deal
Posted on 10/14/20
Race Across Howard County to Benefit Howard County General Hospital
Howard Hospital Foundation, which provides philanthropic support to Howard County General Hospital, will hold Race Across Howard County, a virtual race beginning on Giving Tuesday, Dec. . . .
Posted on 10/14/20
Metropolis Capital Advisors Appoints Ryan Ferguson
Metropolis Capital Advisors LLC is pleased to announce the recent addition of Ryan Ferguson to the firm
Posted on 10/14/20
Walker & Dunlop Structures $25M in Financing for Class-A Apartment Community in Eastern Pennsylvania
Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced today that it structured $25,200,000 in Fannie Mae financing for Bethlehem Fields Apartments
Baltimore
