Posted on 6/28/20
Civic Tech Orgs Unite for HACK Baltimore-ETCAccelerate Challenge
HACK Baltimore is putting out the call for entrepreneurs to apply by July 1 to their HACK Baltimore-ETCAccelerate
Posted on 6/28/20
Luminis Health Hospitals’ Outreach Program Supports Vulnerable Communities during COVID-19
Doctors Community Hospital (DCH) and Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC), both now part of Luminis Health, are caring for the health of communities beyond their hospitals’ . . .
Posted on 6/28/20
Baltimore’s Northeast Market Reopens To Customers Monday, June 29
Fresh seafood, meats, produce as well as popular specialty dishes now available indoorsNortheast Market, the City’s Public Market serving eastside residents and workers from The Johns . . .
Posted on 6/28/20
McCormick: Locking In Some Profit
McCormick & Co. (NYSE:MKC) is a name that we have traded a number of times in the past, and most recently, we got behind the name . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Planet Fitness Reopening Prince George’s County Locations, June 29
TIMONIUM, Md.–Planet Fitness, one of the largest and fastest-growing global franchisors and operators of fitness centers with more members than any other fitness brand, will reopen its . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Charlestown Comes Together: Residents and Staff Join in Moment of Remembrance
Residents and staff join in moment of remembranceOn Friday June 19, Juneteenth, Charlestown’s Diversity and Inclusion Council hosted a Moment of Remembrance to honor those who . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
The Baltimore Station Appoints Tom Strazza as Volunteer Coordinator
The Baltimore Station, an organization that provides individuals who suffer from homelessness or substance abuse disorder
Posted on 6/26/20
State Workers Fear Pay Cuts, Job Losses, Insurance Cost Hikes
Salary cuts, job losses and rising health insurance costs are among the consequences some state workers fear as state officials re-examine spending plans amid a major . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Sealing Technologies Welcomes Quark Security & Their Cyber Security Experts
Sealing Technologies Inc has officiated the acquisition of Quark Security Inc., as of Friday, December 6th, 2019. SealingTech and Quark will be working to unify their expertise . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Venrock Capital Buys 1.5M Shares in Altimmune
Venrock adds another 1.5M shares to its existing 3M shares in Altimmune (NASDAQ:ALT).Venrock acquired an aggregate of 1.5M shares directly from the company for $11.3M.Venrock's total . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
A Q&A with Bob Wallace, Independent Candidate for Baltimore Mayor
Bob Wallace, a Baltimore businessman and entrepreneur, recently announced his plan to run for mayor of Baltimore City
Posted on 6/26/20
Management Matters: Encouraging Solutions From Others
No matter what industry you work in, what level you manage at, or how long you have in in a management position, the biggest error managers . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
MacKenzie: The Future of Office Space Post-COVID
We’re over three months into the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Three months into converting our kitchen tables into creative popup workspaces. Three months into our training to . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Lockheed Martin Declares $2.40 Dividend
Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) declares $2.40/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.Forward yield 2.65%Payable Sept. 25; for shareholders of record Sept. 1; ex-div Aug. 31.READ FULL ARTICLE . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
McCormick's Earnings Jumped Almost 30% Due to Pandemic-Driven Home-Cooking Trend
Leading spice and sauce company McCormick & Company (NYSE:MKC) reported fiscal second-quarter earnings Thursday that reflected the shift to a stay-at-home lifestyle necessitated by the COVID-19 . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
State Roundup: Workplace COVID Lawsuits Expected To Rise
WORKPLACE COVID LAWSUITS EXPECTED TO RISE: Employers are likely to see an increase in Covid-19-related lawsuits as more and more people head back to work amid . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Top 5 Reasons To Hire Professional Pest Control
If your house has got stuck with a pest infestation, it is imperative to get rid of this issue as fast as you can. In severe . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
Too Early To Link COVID-19 To Spike In Opioid-Related Deaths, Health Officials Say
It is unlikely that the coronavirus pandemic is responsible for the increase in opioid-related deaths that occurred in Maryland during the first quarter of this year, . . .
Posted on 6/26/20
States Whose Unemployment Claims Are Recovering the Quickest – WalletHub Study
New unemployment claims last week were 78% below the peak during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest jobs report. To help add some context to . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
Price of Baltimore’s Body Camera Program Triples to $35 Million
The big block letters painted on Gay Street in front of City Hall may say, “DEFUND THE POLICE,” but the Board of Estimates did the exact . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
Statue Outside US Lacrosse Pays Tribute to Yeardley Love 10 Years After Her Death
A new statue outside the US Lacrosse headquarters in Sparks pays tribute to Yeardley Love, a Notre Dame Preparatory School alumna and University of Virginia lacrosse . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
American Visionary Art Museum Cancels Flicks From the Hill, July 4 Pet Parade Goes Virtual
The American Visionary Art Museum has canceled this year’s Flicks From the Hill movie series and will hold its July 4th Visionary Pets on Parade virtually.Museum . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
Baltimore Center Stage Announces 2020-2021 Lineup
Baltimore Center Stage on Wednesday announced its theatrical lineup for the 2020-2021 season, including a four-play Mainstage Series and a mixture of other virtual and in-person . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
Maryland Science Center to Reopen July 2 at Limited Capacity
The Maryland Science Center will reopen on July 2, bringing back the museum’s educational programming and exhibits at a limited capacity and with added guidelines to . . .
Posted on 6/25/20
Maryland Surpasses 3,000 Coronavirus Deaths as Hospitalizations Continue to Decline
Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday said that Maryland is in a better position to deal with the coronavirus than most other states, but he reminded that . . .
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