Posted on 6/17/20
Three Baltimore County Companies to Call the Hangar Building Home
Additions bring Seawall’s North Baltimore building to nearly full occupancy JLL announces today the execution of three new leases at Seawall’s Hangar Building at 1600 W. . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
Stay Connected with the Right Local Technology Partner
It’s not easy in these challenging times to keep your current Voice & IT systems running – let alone add new technology for more flexibility and . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
JLL Arranges $68.5M Refinancing of 1750 K St. in Washington, D.C.
The office building is fully leased to five tenants JLL Capital Markets announced today that it has arranged a $68.5 million refinancing for 1750 K St., . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
"Susquehanna Electric Plant" 1967 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comSusquehanna Electric Plant (1967) - Work goes on around the clock. Trucks . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
Sinclair Broadcast Group to Launch Headline News Service
Sinclair Broadcast Group (NASDAQ: SBGI) today announced that it will be launching a headline news service scheduled to premiere in early 2021. This new program will . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
Novavax Announces Additions to Executive Leadership
Novavax, Inc. (NASDAQ: NVAX), a late-stage biotechnology company developing next-generation vaccines for serious infectious diseases
Posted on 6/17/20
Dragos Awarded as Technology Pioneer by World Economic Forum
HANOVER, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dragos, Inc., provider of the Dragos Platform, the industry’s most trusted industrial asset identification, threat detection and response technology, was selected among hundreds of . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
CF Foundation Announces $14 Million Investment
Today the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation announced an investment of up to $14 million in 4D Molecular Therapeutics (4DMT) to develop a customized vehicle to deliver a . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
2020’s State Economies with the Most Racial Equality – WalletHub Study
With protests against racial inequality taking place all across the nation and the black unemployment rate consistently above the rate for white people, WalletHub today released . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
The Amazing Advantage Of Eotech Sights For Military Workforce
For military personnel, hitting the target is the primary goal during unfortunate wars and in times that it is needed. While good eyesight and steady hands . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
State Roundup: COVID Cases, Hospitalization Decline; Pressure Mounts For Special Session
COVID CASES, HOSPITALIZATIONS DROP: The number of positive coronavirus cases in Maryland has dropped to 6.55% and the number of patients in ICU beds has dropped . . .
Posted on 6/17/20
Parrott Calls Scotus Historic Decision Affirming Gay Rights In The Workplace ‘Disappointing’
Del. Neil Parrott (R-Washington) said he is disappointed by a recent Supreme Court decision that affirmed anti-discrimination protections for members of the LGBTQ community in the . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
MacKenzie Capital’s COVID Closings Surpass $47 Million
MacKenzie Capital, LLC is pleased to announce they have secured more than $47 million in project financing totaling 450,000 square feet in the past three months. . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Cambria Hotels Awards New Franchise Agreements
Cambria Hotels, an upscale brand franchised by Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH), continues its impressive year of growth having recently surpassed 50 open hotels. Cambria . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Pastor Shannon Wright to Accept Republican Nomination for Mayor of Baltimore City
After a contested primary, Pastor Shannon Wright has won the Republican nomination for Mayor of Baltimore City. Wright becomes the first African-American woman to win the . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
knctrr Appoints Surendra Goel to Board
knctrr, the new platform that connects local creatives and freelancers with small businesses seeking quality services
Posted on 7/19/20
NECA Announces Plans for 2020 Convention and Trade Show
The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) today announced the 2020 Convention and Trade Show will take place entirely online October 5–7, featuring brand-new virtual experiences. McCormick . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Nightly Noisy Fireworks Trigger Complaints and Debate
Happening almost every night for weeks in parts of Baltimore, a barrage of loud fireworks – some of them lighting up the sky with a cascading . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Mayor Young Commits $148M in Bond Funding to Jumpstart Port Covington Project
Even before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, the key element of the business plan for Port Covington – that it would be the home of a new . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
City Council Committee Proposes $22.3M Cut in Police Spending
The Baltimore Police Department’s mounted and marine units are among the possible casualties in a $22.3 million package of proposed cuts moved forward by the City . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Planned Sale of Langston Hughes Building to Political Insider Stirs Controversy
The push to sell a former public school building to a politically-wired community activist has triggered a war of words between two City Council members.What 6th . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
When Students Demanded of City Schools: “Work to be Actively Pro-Black and Anti-racist!”
The following photographs, captions and text are by Sanaa Zoë Jackson, who participated in last week’s youth-led protest in Baltimore. Jackson, 17, recently graduated from Baltimore . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Beyond Video Announces Plans for Reopening
In the time of quarantining and limiting travel to essential trips, watching movies new and old from home is a necessary respite.Now that some coronavirus-related restrictions . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Hot House: ‘Owl Point’ in Woodbrook Overlooking Lake Roland
Hot House: This historic 1920’s house is located at the very end of Woodbrook Lane off Charles Street, overlooking Lake Roland. Set on 1.31 acres, this . . .
Posted on 6/16/20
Famous Baltimore Sun Alumni Push for Local Nonprofit Ownership of Newspaper
Some notable Baltimore Sun alumni are calling on the newspaper’s parent company, Tribune Publishing, to turn the newspaper over to local nonprofit ownership as part of . . .
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