Posted on 6/15/20
"Holiday Inn Motel: Lombard and Howard Streets" 1964 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comHoliday Inn Motel: Lombard and Howard Streets (1964) - The Holiday Inn, . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Cerecor Prices $33M Public Offering of Common Stock
ROCKVILLE, Md., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cerecor Inc. (Nasdaq: CERC), a biopharmaceutical company focused on becoming a leader in development and commercialization of treatments for rare pediatric . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Cerecor Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock
ROCKVILLE, Md., (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cerecor Inc. (Nasdaq: CERC), a biopharmaceutical company focused on becoming a leader in development and commercialization of treatments for rare pediatric . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Pinnacle Bankshares Corp. and Virginia Bank Bankshares Push Merger Process Forward
ALTAVISTA, Va. and DANVILLE, Va., GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pinnacle Bankshares Corporation (OTCQX: PPBN) and Virginia Bank Bankshares, Inc. (OTC Pink: VABB) today jointly announced that they . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
As Protesters Decry BPD “Inefficiency,” Harrison Says, “Don’t Defund Progress”
At the end of a long day which began with protesters driving past his house, honking their car horns and playing loud music, City Councilman Eric . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Emails, Marches and a Protest Outside a Councilman’s Home Call for Defunding Police
Thousands of Baltimoreans have been emailing their City Council representatives in recent weeks, calling for cuts to the police department’s half-billion-dollar budget and, in some cases, . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Clippinger Commits to Taking No More FOP Money, Others Say They’ll Keep It
In the wake of widespread protests against systemic racism and increased calls to defund police departments, state Delegate Luke Clippinger made a commitment regarding campaign contributions: . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Happening Today: Your Chance to Vent to the State Board of Elections
Did you love how voting by mail made your life easier? Or hate how your ballot was incorrect? Or missing? Or the fact that you had . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Priest Says Gov. Hogan Still Has Not Provided Enough Virus Tests
The priest who demanded last week that state health officials supply more Covid-19 tests to Baltimore’s hard-hit Latino community, says they have not done so – . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Baltimore City Not Ready to Begin Phase Two of State’s Coronavirus Recovery Plan, Young Says
Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young on Friday said Baltimore City is not ready to begin phase two of the state’s coronavirus recovery plan, which includes the . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
R. House to Reopen Patio on June 18, Seek Minority-owned Business for New Stall
R. House is opening up its patio on Thursday, June 18, for patrons to enjoy dining al fresco, the Remington food hall announced today.Service starts at . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Baltimore County to Implement Police Reforms, including an Update of use-of-force Policy
As protests against police brutality and discriminatory practices continue across the country, Baltimore County officials on Friday announced several actions they are taking to reform the . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Maryland COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue 16-day Decline
The number of coronavirus-related hospitalizations and the number of patients in intensive care units on Friday continued to decline, state data show. Those figures have dropped . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Hot Plate: Restaurants are Coming Back, But it’s Far from Business as Usual
It’s been nearly three months since the last installment of this column. While Baltimore restaurants as a whole never went completely dark during that time, and . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Baltimore County Libraries Prepare for Book Drop-offs, Curbside Pickup Service
Baltimore County Public Library will begin a phased reopening of its branches starting next week as staff prepare for library patrons to drop off thousands of . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
Bill Henry Pitches John Oliver on ‘Comptroller for a Day’
During a 33-minute long segment unpacking the state of policing in America, “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver went on a brief tangent about his favorite . . .
Posted on 6/14/20
A New Scholarship Fund for Tech Bootcamps in 2U’s University Network Promotes Equity in Tech
2U launched a $3 million dollar scholarship fund this week for underrepresented people of color
Posted on 6/14/20
BTS Software Solutions Sent Employees a ‘QBOX’ for Some Work-from-home Fun
While plenty of professionals have proven resilient and productive at home during the COVID-19 pandemic
Posted on 6/14/20
What the George Floyd Protests Mean for Black Founders
George Floyd’s untimely death was about much more than busted policing practices.
Posted on 6/14/20
Avoid The 3 T's: Essex Realty Vs. Avalon Bay
We'll be comparing two of the world's best multi-family apartment REITs to see whether one (or both) of these names make sense for investors to own.The . . .
Posted on 6/13/20
OneDigital Moves Regional Offices from Downtown Bethesda to Pike & Rose
909 Rose office building provides the latest advancements in healthy building features Federal Realty Investment Trust (NYSE:FRT) announced today that OneDigital has committed to 16,245 square . . .
Posted on 6/13/20
Maryland’s Developmental Disability Community Will Hold Zoom Rally to Save Developmental Disabilities Community Services
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), members of their families, and representatives of organizations statewide which support them will participate in a Zoom Rally to . . .
Posted on 6/12/20
A Q&A with Steven Schupak, Chief Operating Officer of Maryland Public Television
Like many media organizations, Maryland Public Television (MPT) had to quickly adjust to producing its content in
Posted on 6/12/20
Shield Pals Opening PPE Store At The Mall In Columbia
Shield Pals, a Maryland-based personal protective equipment (PPE) manufacturer, is pleased to announce that it is opening its very first Shield Pals PPE retail store in . . .
Posted on 6/13/20
Generator Supercenter Chooses Ashburn Crossing To Launch Virginia Expansion Encompassing Six Stores
Concept offers generators and monitoring systems for residential and business applicationsGenerator Supercenter, a national franchise that provides emergency power back-up support for residential and business applications, . . .
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