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Michael La Fleur, of Mount Airy, has been selected as director of facilities for The Lutheran Village at Miller's Grant
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A national small business group that has been active in Maryland endorsed state Del. Kathy Szeliga's campaign for the state's open Senate seat on Thursday.
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Any change to the state funding formula very likely won't help Carroll County, a state representative told committee members.
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A prominent City Councilman says officials have reached an extensive community benefits agreement with the Port Covington developer that includes twice as much lower-income housing and greater commitments to hire local workers.
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Gov. Larry Hogan will lead a trade mission to Israel later this month, hoping to lure cyber security and life science companies to open offices Maryland, his administration announced Wednesday. The seven-day mission begins Sept. 19 and includes a mix of business deals, public speeches, high-profile dignitary meetings and sight-seeing.
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Health and beauty apps enter local market, where some providers had already established on-demand services
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Howard County Council Chairman Calvin Ball threatened possible legal action against the Howard County School System Tuesday for resisting the county auditor's requests for information as it completes a financial audit of the school system.
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Brown establishes a new office in Austin through acquisition of Blackhaw Wealth Management
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Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank urged support for the Port Covington project, proposing to invest more than $100 million in recreation centers, job training, schools and parks in a full-page ad Wednesday in The Baltimore Sun.
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Cal Thomas asks whether the EU cares if Apple pulls out of Ireland and thousands of jobs are lost.
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore County celebrates its 50th year in operation this fall.
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Jason Hill and Nic Thornton are planning to get married on Oct. 1. In December they plan to close the purchase of their first home, on the 300 block
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Maryland needs a statewide public school funding model that incentivizes the redesign of our schools, and develops the most innovative and forward-thinking school system in the country. A successful formula should focus not just on graduation rates and test scores, but on five core values that serve as a framework to improve our human condition, bring us together and help our children interact in schools that are as diverse and promising as the world in which we live.
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Why are so many citizens disappointed with their elected officials? Why do so many elected officials fall short, or advocate policy inconsistent with expectations?
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Pierce followed her grandfather's footsteps into finance.
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We're not generally in favor of executive orders, but when Gov. Larry Hogan decreed that future Maryland school years can not begin until the day after Labor Day, he was codifying something the vast majority of Marylanders wanted.
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Post-Labor Day school start could help Deep Creek — if Maryland dredged the lake
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Hogan's foolish attempt to manipulate school calendars for sake of beach tourism is infuriating
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Party platforms show Democrats and Republican hold opposite views of the future of U.S. public transportation
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Carroll County's Board of Commissioners took a preliminary look at possible legislative requests at its Thursday meeting.
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Aberdeen's Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium needs its railings replaced and repairs made to their supporting concrete, an estimated $1 million project that is only the first of a slew of improvements being considered for the 15-year-old, city-owned ballpark.
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Dozens of organizations wrote to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday to ask him to explain why his company shut down Korryn Gaines' account at the request of police during a standoff between the Randallstown woman and Baltimore County officers.
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The neighborhoods around the Baltimore County communities of Dundalk and Essex, once the heart of Maryland's blue-collar, Reagan Democrat constituency, is now a stronghold for Donald Trump.
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Insurance woes are popping up along parts of old Ellicott City, where few Main Street businesses, faced with high premiums, bought flood insurance. And some that did say insurance companies are reneging on their promises, shirking claims and offering limited coverage, leaving many small businesses unsure of how they will recover from uninsured losses that are in the thousands of dollars.
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Bel Air Fire Chief Rick Davis resigned Aug. 8. A special election to name his successor will be Sept. 6.
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Since its founding in 1888, the Blue Book has documented the whereabouts and lineages of many "blue bloods" and nominated residents of the area, which have included sons of Francis Scott Key, relatives of Edgar Allan Poe and the family of John Waters.
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The Baltimore City Council began work Tuesday on potential changes to the proposed tax deal for Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank's waterfront Port Covington development.
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If Mr. Trump sticks to policies and not his personality, he could close the gap in opinion polls, says Cal Thomas.
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Bill Miller will buy out Legg's share of their jointly owned LMM, which oversees funds with $1.8 billion in assets under management.
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Harford County Sheriff's Office will use new state funds to enhance efforts to fight heroin epidemic
More than $280,000 in state funding has been awarded to the Harford County Sheriff's Office support its fight against the ongoing heroin epidemic, part of a $3 million allocation to agencies throughout the state. Here's how the money will be used.
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As the City Council weighs financing for the massive Port Covington proposal backed by Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank, some unions representing construction workers say they have come to an impasse negotiating with the developer.
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Under Armour has paid $70.3 million for land in Port Covington where it plans to build its new headquarters campus — more than double what CEO Kevin Plank's private real estate firm purchased the waterfront site for in 2014, according to land records.
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Gerstell students intern at aerospace company Hannah Seeley and Conger Wraase
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Vehicles will soon start rolling off ships at the former Sparrows Point steel mill in Baltimore County.
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On Thursday, the Board of Commissioners bickered and got heated over the semantics of what the committee should be called, showing there is still a great divide over what the end game is here. Without some clear direction and destination, it's going to be difficult for any committee to come up with satisfying answers, and it'll be set up to fail before it starts.
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Sagamore Development wants $535 million in city help to redevelop Port Covington in a massive mixed-use project including a new Under Armour HQ, offices, residences, retail and parks. Here's a look at some of the project details and what city officials are considering.
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The General Assembly agreed Monday to sweeping changes in Maryland's criminal justice policies, but failed to reach a deal that would have given residents their first major income tax break in nearly two decades.
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Gov. Larry Hogan is proposing $20 million in funding for defense and aerospace giant Northrop Grumman, designed to retain the company's newly created Mission Systems divisional headquarters in Linthicum and 10,000 jobs in Maryland.
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Her family had been torn apart by drugs and mental illness, and Rosalind Holsey had little hope for the future. Then her life took a new direction. She was shut out of cosmetology in high school and found herself among the boys in a barbering class. "This industry literally changed my life," she said.
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In awarding the latest subsidy for development in cash-strapped Baltimore, leaders of the City Council on Monday required the developers to set aside millions for the nearby community — a new standard they plan to begin imposing.
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Sparrows Point Terminal, the Hanover-based firm that owns the site of the former steel mill, has changed its name to Tradepoint Atlantic, a move the company hopes will enhance its global appeal but that evokes feelings of loss.
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The developers of the old steel mill at Sparrows Point have rebranded their project as "Tradepoint Atlantic" in hopes of appealing to international companies.
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It's too early to judge the value of requiring businesses to post warning about the adverse health effects of sugary drinks.
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Scott LaCoss, of NoWorriesIT, completes HIPAA Certified Security Professional certification
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Dr. Tina Latimer named hospital's physician of the month
