Posted on 3/23/21
"Baltimore United States Post Office" 1927 - A. Aubrey Bodine
Photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine • © Copyright Jennifer B. Bodine • Courtesy of www.aaubreybodine.comBaltimore United States Post Office (1927) - An odd view showing U.S. . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
2021’s States with the Best & Worst Taxpayer ROI – WalletHub Study
With Tax Day delayed to May 17 and 74% of people thinking the government has not spent their tax dollars wisely during the COVID-19 pandemic, WalletHub . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Catalyte is Founding Member of Baltimore Tracks
The tech industry is not diverse. Baltimore Tracks, a coalition of Baltimore tech companies, is looking to change that.Baltimore Tracks will address diversity shortcomings and increase . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Mayor Scott Appoint Justin Elszasz as Chief Data Officer and Jason Hardebeck as Director of Broadband and Digital Equity
Mayor Brandon M. Scott is continuing to build his core team by announcing today two key appointments tasked with modernizing City government and closing the digital . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Centrus Provides Update on Construction of America's First HALEU Production Facility
Centrus Energy Corp. (NYSE American: LEU) is providing an update on construction of the nation's first production facility for High-Assay, Low-Enriched Uranium (HALEU) in Piketon, Ohio."Despite . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
VLP Therapeutics Raises $16M in Series A
VLP Therapeutics, Inc., a Gaithersburg, Md.-based biotech company, raised US$16m in Series A funding.
Posted on 3/23/21
State Roundup: Maryland Senate Votes To End Life Without Parole For Juveniles, Agrees To Scrap Confederate Statete Song
SENATE VOTES TO END LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE FOR JUVIES: An end to life without parole sentences for crimes committed by juveniles is among the provisions in . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Did Maryland’s Public Schools Reopen Too Early?
Since the beginning of the phased reopening of Maryland’s public schools on March 1 at the urging of Gov. Larry Hogan, parents and educators and administrators . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Walker & Dunlop Facilitates $164.5M Sale of Four-Community Senior Living Portfolio in Atlanta, GA
Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced today that it facilitated the $164,500,000 sale of The Mansions Portfolio, a class A, four-community independent living portfolio located in Atlanta, . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
A Strained Return to City Hall Business After Probe of Mosbys Comes to Light
At today’s City Council pre-meeting, the first since news broke that Council President Nick Mosby and his wife, State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, are under federal investigation, . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Marilyn Mosby Said in Mortgage Documents She’d Use Florida Property as Second Home, then She Made it a Rental
Two weeks after pledging that she would “occupy and use” a house she purchased near Florida’s Walt Disney World as a second home, Baltimore State’s Attorney . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
High School Students Organize Virtual Blood Drive
The coronavirus pandemic has increased hospitalizations, and decreased blood donations. The ‘Sleeves Up’ platform created by the American Red Cross helps interested participants create blood drives . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
A Congressional Investigation Finds Dangerous Levels of Toxins in Baby Foods
A congressional subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy released a report showing dangerous levels of toxins and metals in popular baby food brands.There is a lot . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Hate Symbols Ban Passes House
Legislation that would ban hate symbols like swastikas, Confederate flags and nooses at public schools statewide moved into the Senate Monday, after passing overwhelmingly last week . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Baltimore County Aims to Expand Access to Services with New Online System
Baltimore County has launched a new online system where residents can register for services, including food distribution for seniors and career center offerings.To start out, the . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
At M&T Bank Stadium, Vaccines Bring Relief and Excitement
As Maryland ramps up its vaccination efforts, residents from across the state are descending on Baltimore’s M&T Bank stadium to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, eager for . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Maryland has Confirmed Just Under 8,000 COVID-19 Deaths
Maryland is just shy of confirming its 8,000th coronavirus-related death after state officials on Monday reported 14 more Marylanders have died from the virus, raising the . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
clean.io Debuts Tool for ecommerce Merchants, Signs New Partnership for Anti-malvertising Product
It was a busy week for clean.io. The Baltimore cybersecurity security company went to number one on Product
Posted on 3/23/21
Mayor Scott Names Baltimore City Government Leaders on Broadband, Data
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott named two key tech-oriented leaders to his administration on Monday: Jason Hardebeck
Posted on 3/23/21
Check Out New Opportunities in Baltimore for Startups, Nonprofits and Students
On Monday, the Gula Tech Foundation opened a $1 million grant competition for nonprofits working to increase
Posted on 3/23/21
iHire to Acquire WorkInSports
iHire today announced plans to acquire WorkInSports, a leading employment hub of the sports industry. WorkInSports
Posted on 3/22/21
Riderwood Looks Back on the Year of the Pandemic
Over the last year, Riderwood and Erickson Living have ensured that their residents have stayed safe, calm, and comfortable. Sulocha Fernandopulle, who has lived at Riderwood . . .
Posted on 3/22/21
Leadership Howard County Accepting Applications for Leadership Premier
Virtual recruitment forums to present leadership development program detailsLeadership Howard County, which seeks to empower leaders to strengthen and transform the community, is accepting applications and . . .
Posted on 3/23/21
Sheppard Pratt Appoints Marina Cecchini Chief Administrative Officer
Sheppard Pratt’s new location in Howard County is scheduled to open in Summer 2021Sheppard Pratt today announced the appointment of Marina Cecchini, MPA, as chief administrative . . .
Posted on 3/22/21
University Of Maryland School Of Medicine Researchers Awarded Funding
PCORI-Funded Initiative to Bring Together Patients, Doctors and Other Key Stakeholders to Explore Use of Monitoring for Eligible Patients Versus Immediate Treatment Researchers at the University of . . .
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