Posted on 2/2/21
Standard Solar Adds Nearly 25 MW of Community Solar, Tax Equity Financing in Partnership with Crestmark
Expanding its growing portfolio, Standard Solar, Inc., a nationally recognized leader in the development, funding, ownership and operation of commercial and community solar assets, today announced . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
98 Million Americans Expect their Partner to Spend Less on V-Day + Best Places for Valentine’s Day 2021 – WalletHub Reports
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner and America’s sweethearts planning to spend $21.8 billion on the holiday even with COVID-19 limiting celebrations, the personal-finance website . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
PREIT Executes 90,000 Square Foot Lease for Self Storage Facility at Mall at Prince George's
PREIT (NYSE: PEI), a leading operator of distinctive real estate in high barrier-to-entry markets, today announced that is has signed a new lease for a self . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
New Enterprise Associates and T. Rowe Price Join $1 Billion Series G for Databricks
Databricks, a San Francisco, CA-based Data and AI company, received a $1 billion in Series G funding.
Posted on 2/2/21
Nearly 4 Million Americans Have Been Jobless for at Least 6 Months
It just goes to show that the damage from the pandemic is far from over.When the coronavirus pandemic hit hard in March of 2020, millions of . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Biden Willing to Scale Back Stimulus Relief for Well-Off Households
Americans continue to struggle financially in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Many households have, at this point, depleted their savings and are running on fumes . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
State Roundup: New COVID Variant Found In Maryland As State Launches ‘Govax’ Campaign
COVID VARIANT FOUND IN MARYLAND: The new, highly transmissible coronavirus variant first identified in South Africa has emerged in Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Saturday, marking . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Chisholm Blames The Hogan Administration For Vaccine Rollout Problems
Maryland’s coronavirus vaccine distribution rollout has been less successful than that of many other states because the Hogan administration failed to implement a clear strategy and . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Kirwan Education Reforms Are At High Risk Of Repeating Historical Disappointments
Brit Kirwan, the former university chancellor who chaired the education reform commission that came to bear his name, repeatedly stressed that “Accountability must be a key . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Hunters Oppose Commercialization Of Deer Hunting
There is a dangerous proposal being floated this year, one that is coming from multiple suburban counties across the state – the idea of legalizing the . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
CuriosityStream Announces Proposed Public Offering of Common Stock
SILVER SPRING, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CuriosityStream Inc. (NASDAQ: CURI), a global factual entertainment company, announced today that it intends to offer for sale 6,500,000 shares of its common . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Old Bay Hot Sauce is Here to Stay
The Old Bay hot sauce that was so eagerly anticipated that customers crashed McCormick’s website one year ago has returned — and it’s here to stay, . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Major Joan Mitchell Exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art Postponed Until 2022
One of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s big exhibits for 2021 has been pushed back to 2022 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Instead of opening next month, . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
“Johnny” Waters Goes Back to School, Calvert School, that is
To most people, the director of Pink Flamingos and Hairspray is John Waters, the esteemed writer and filmmaker who’s based in Baltimore, spends his summers in . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Maryland Distributes More Than 500,000 Vaccine Doses, Begins Expanded Phase 1C
Maryland on Monday began administering the coronavirus vaccine to people hospitalized with certain medical conditions under an expanded Phase 1C.Gov. Larry Hogan announced the expansion on . . .
Posted on 2/2/21
Emergency Shelters Open as Baltimore Manages Storm
As Baltimore grapples with a snowstorm that began Sunday, the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services is expanding shelter accommodations.Tisha Edwards, the office’s acting director, said the . . .
Posted on 2/1/21
Baltimore Youth Built These 3 Solutions To Address Zoom Fatigue During Remote Learning
Three local tech organizations partnered to launch COVID Slam, a program that employed Baltimore
Posted on 2/1/21
Stop Filling Healthcare Gaps. Start Connecting Healthcare Dots
Entrepreneurs are brave risk-takers who rarely find success independently. They depend on a complex ecosystem
Posted on 2/1/21
Hospitality Tech Company Jurny is Bringing Contactless Tools to Hotel Brexton
A hospitality tech company said last week that it signed an agreement to operate a historic Mount Vernon hotel.
Posted on 2/1/21
Class A Apartment Market Baltimore Metro Area: Q4 2020
Although Baltimore’s suburbs continue to outperform the city, Downtown Baltimore surprisingly reported positive rent growth in 2020. In addition, Downtown also led in absorption and recorded . . .
Posted on 2/1/21
John Coppola Named Loyola’s Next VP for Finance and Administration/Treasurer
After a national search, Loyola announced today that John C. Coppola, ’99, MBA ’00, will serve as the next
Posted on 2/1/21
Surge Invests in RentACoop
Surge Private Equity LLC announces its investment into RentACoop LLC and Top Manufacturing LLC, a Maryland-based leading
Posted on 2/1/21
United Therapeutics In Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
United Therapeutics (UTHR) recently announced data from an open-label phase 1 study of Tyvaso DPI (inhaled treprostinil) in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension or PAH. The study met . . .
Posted on 2/1/21
IntelliGenesis Acquires CybatiWorks
Columbia-based Veteran-Owned and Woman-Owned Small Business, IntelliGenesis LLC, acquired Illinois-based
Posted on 2/1/21
MacKenzie Completes Carroll County Sales Totaling $1.83 Million
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC is pleased to announce two recent sales in Carroll County, Maryland totaling $1,835,000: 60 Aileron Court in Westminster and 100 . . .

