Posted on 6/24/20
Toll of the Pandemic: Higher Costs, Less Revenue, and An Uncertain Future for People with I/DD, their Families, and the Community Supports Upon which they Rely
The Arc was created in the 1950’s out of the wishes and dreams of parents who persisted to create the change they wished to see for . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Felipe's Taqueria Announces New Restaurant Opening in Baltimore
Felipe's Taqueria, known for its scratch-made Mexican cuisine and hand-squeezed margaritas, announced its new location in Baltimore, Maryland which opened its doors last Monday, June 15, . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
"Cardiff, Maryland" 1943 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comCardiff, Maryland (1943) - Main Street of Cardiff, Maryland. The sign in . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Gov. Hogan, Marriott CEO Kickoff New AHLA Leadership Series
Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD) and Marriott International president and CEO Arne Sorenson will kick off a new series launched by the American Hotel & Lodging Association . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Port Covington Reaches A Key Milestone For TIF Issuance
Port Covington reached a key milestone at Baltimore City’s Board of Estimates on June 17 with approval of key documents that are an important step toward . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
The RMR Group Announces 29,071 SF of Renewal Leases at 625 Indiana Avenue, NW in Washington, DC
NEWTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The RMR Group Inc. (Nasdaq: RMR) announced that the General Services Administration (GSA) recently renewed two leases at 625 Indiana Avenue, NW in Washington, . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Newly Rebranded Catons Villas Properties Join WPM Multifamily Real Estate Management Portfolio
June 23, 2020 (Owings Mills, MD) - Three multifamily communities located in Catonsville, MD, Fern Place Apartments, Mosby Mill Townhomes, and Sherring Court Townhomes, have been . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
FTI Consulting Appoints Kevin Barrentine as Senior Managing Director
FTI Consulting, Inc. (NYSE: FCN) today announced the continued investment in its Turnaround & Restructuring practice within the Corporate Finance & Restructuring
Posted on 6/23/20
Somatus Raises $64 Million in Series C Financing
Somatus, a market leader in value-based kidney care, today announced it has completed a Series C funding round of $64 million.
Posted on 6/23/20
States that Have the Fewest Coronavirus Restrictions – Updated WalletHub Study
With all states gradually reopening but monitoring for any spikes in COVID-19 cases that would impact their reopening plans, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released updated . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Is Stanley Black & Decker Stock a Buy?
Don't underestimate Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE:SWK). It's been a tough few years for the company, but if you can look beyond the headline numbers, the . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
McCormick Earnings: 3 Things to Watch
Investors aren't sure what to expect from McCormick (NYSE:MKC) when it posts its fiscal second-quarter results in a few days. The spice and flavorings giant announced . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
State Roundup: Most At Juvenile Detention Centers Still Untested For Virus
SLOW-GO FOR COVID TESTS AT JUVIE CENTERS: Gov. Larry Hogan announced on May 20 that the state would do “universal testing” for COVID-19 at juvenile detention . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Online Gambling: A Safer Alternative In Troubled Times
Ensuring a safe way for players to bet and gamble online has been a priority for many, for many years – this is something that has . . .
Posted on 6/23/20
Mass Crowds Raise More Concerns About A Second-Wave For COVID-19
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball (D) said he is confident that the organizers of local protests against police misconduct are doing everything they can to make . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
T. Rowe Price Earns Two 2020 U.S. Morningstar Awards For Investing Excellence
T. Rowe Price (NASDAQ-GS: TROW) announced today that it has been selected to receive two 2020 U.S. Morningstar Awards for Investing Excellence. T. Rowe Price was . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Young Seeks to Punt Water Affordability Law to the Next Mayor
Three weeks before the deadline to establish a percent-of-income water billing system for poor Baltimoreans, Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young is asking the City Council for . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Activists Warn Mayor Young they Plan to Take Down Baltimore’s Columbus Monuments
The warning that activists will try to knock down Baltimore’s Columbus monuments was issued explicitly and publicly on Twitter:“We don’t think these Columbus monuments have much . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Baltimore Could Face Unintended Cost Following Council’s Cut of Mounted Police Unit
The future of the Baltimore Police Department’s brand-new stable is unclear after the City Council slashed the mounted unit’s budget for next year.First Mile Stable, on . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Baltimore Museum of Art to Reopen Sculpture Gardens on Wednesday
The Baltimore Museum of Art will reopen its sculpture gardens to the public on Wednesday, allowing visitors to roam the outdoor space filled with works by . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Baltimore County Announces Deal to Secure COVID-19 Testing Materials
Baltimore County reached a deal with local company Becton, Dickinson and Company to purchase coronavirus testing supplies, a development officials said would ramp up the county’s . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Frederick Douglass High School Shooting Moved Three Students to Take Action
By Mohan Xu and Mike Revollo, Capital News ServiceThe three students at Frederick Douglass High School grew up amid the violence and trauma that plague the city, . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Maryland’s Average Rate of New Cases, Deaths Trending Downward
The average number of newly reported coronavirus cases and deaths in Maryland are declining, state data show.At least 64,603 Marylanders have tested positive for COVID-19, while . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Bad News For REIT Investors
It's no secret to anyone on Seeking Alpha that I'm a big proponent of REIT investing. I believe that REITs are the “pound-for-pound” best investment vehicles . . .
Posted on 6/22/20
Baltimore County Inks Agreement with One of its Largest Employers to Buy COVID-19 Tests
Baltimore County is looking to increase COVID-19 testing capacity with supplies from a medical technology

