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West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice promised Western Maryland residents "job opportunity like crazy with the chance to live in paradise, and I mean it!”
- Magistrate Judge Thomas M. DiGirolamo decided Roy McGrath doesn't have to report to jail to await his trial in federal court.
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How are Baltimore area home prices and sales trending? Take a look by ZIP code or county. [GRAPHICS]
How are Baltimore area home prices and sales trending? Take a look by ZIP code or county. [GRAPHICS]
How are home prices and sales trending in your part of the Baltimore area? Whether you’re thinking about buying or selling or just curious about what the market looks like where you live or where you might like to, you can drill down by ZIP code or county in these charts.
![How are Baltimore area home prices and sales trending? Take a look by ZIP code or county. [GRAPHICS]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/resizer/3jc3In6he6L4l7bpwNQjTJ8JKnQ=/1200x1200/top/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tronc/CIXRWMUTSBF6HISOYJNQMEG3BM.png)
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- Shopping patterns established during the COVID pandemic are here to stay, experts say, with further growth expected in home delivery, curbside pickup and online subscriptions of everything from pet food to coffee.
- The Port Covington development team released Thursday a list of future tenants that have committed to opening at or relocating to the Impact Village, a renovated office building located at the sprawling, mixed-use waterfront campus currently underway.
- Now 101 years later, those pecan logs and many other chocolate concoctions are still being made following the same recipes that helped establish Log Cabin Chocolates in Fallston as a destination for sweet treats for many families around the region.
- Lee Polk Woody Jr., who enjoyed a 49-year career at Alex. Brown & Sons as the head of the special products department and a general partner, died Oct. 9. He was 92.
- Baltimore City Council passed a bill Monday that would create a special sign district in downtown Baltimore — the first step in a process that may pave the way for digital and video signage in the heart of the city.
- Acknowledging that too many businesses have left Baltimore’s Central Business District for competing neighborhoods, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore on Tuesday night unveiled a promotional campaign aimed at attracting and retaining more companies in the city’s core.
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- Acknowledging that too many businesses have left Baltimore’s Central Business District for competing neighborhoods, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore on Tuesday night unveiled a promotional campaign aimed at attracting and retaining more companies in the city’s core.
- As some employers in Maryland boost minimum hourly pay and momentum builds to increase the federal minimum wage, women have a lot to gain.
- The pandemic laid bare the untold burdens women face, particularly the difficult balance of work and child care. Over the last year and a half, many women in the Baltimore area have mastered the art of pivoting after being forced to reexamine their working lives.
- Here are the brightest women in the Baltimore area for 2021, in fields ranging from business to advocacy.
- Residents complained the pollution from cremations would endanger children.
- Baltimore has played a major role in Los Angeles Lakers forward Carmelo Anthony’s life. He said that after moving from Brooklyn to West Baltimore at 8, the city helped shape the person he is today.
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How are Baltimore area home prices and sales trending? Take a look by ZIP code or county. [GRAPHICS]
How are home prices and sales trending in your part of the Baltimore area? Whether you’re thinking about buying or selling or just curious about what the market looks like where you live or where you might like to, you can drill down by ZIP code or county in these charts.
![How are Baltimore area home prices and sales trending? Take a look by ZIP code or county. [GRAPHICS]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/resizer/aatC7pBdzJubdIQB0v5vPaYgG0Q=/1200x900/top/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tronc/CIXRWMUTSBF6HISOYJNQMEG3BM.png)
- View visualizations of Maryland COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, testing, positivity rate and vaccinations.
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- With short inventories of new and used vehicles, consumers are finding sparse selection, higher prices, longer than usual waits and little wiggle room on negotiations.
- Baltimore Police have classified a woman's death as homicide after they determined she had been shot before being found in a burning car.
- Magistrate Judge Thomas M. DiGirolamo decided Roy McGrath doesn't have to report to jail to await his trial in federal court.
- Baltimore officials say more than 150 hours of police and fire department time have been saved as a result of a 911 call diversion program, while some residents are concerned the long-term plan to address behavioral health crises doesn't do enough to focus on people with intellectual disabilities.
