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- Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Maryland has teamed with PNC Bank in a pilot program designed to allow low- and moderate-income residents of Baltimore City and Baltimore County to open savings accounts without meeting the minimum balance. The initiative, Encouragement to Economic Self-Sufficiency, will allow people to save for emergencies or home ownership.
- A man who said he had a gun attempted to rob the PNC Bank on Main Street March 30, but fled empty-handed.
- Hampden residents hold "work party" to finish landscaping Elm Avenue Park. The backdrop will be a mural that was part of the overall project and was finished in November. Residents got a $10,000 grant from PNC Bank to do the mural, and a $4,000 grant from Parks and People Foundation for the work being done Saturday. 15-20 people expected. I'm told the mural is great.
- Fluid Movement, a group best known for elaborate and creative water ballets, staged a play on skates commemorating the West side's history as "The Hub," the center of city shopping in the era before malls.
- Local girls model American Doll outfits with matching dolls for charity.
- A federal judge sentenced twin brothers to more than eight years in federal prison Monday for robbing $90,000 from a Landover Wachovia bank with help from a corrupt employee and others, the Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office announced.
- The presidents of PNC Bank, Johns Hopkins University and the Baltimore Community Foundation discuss the potential benefits of seeking new ways to finance school construction, renovation and repair in Baltimore.
- To help their clients, and others in the community, learn about the impact of credit scores, staff and interns at Laurel Advocacy and Referral Services hosted a community forum on consumer credit at the Laurel Police Department's Partnership Activity Center March 7.
- Windows have been shot at at several Bel Air businesses.
- Windows at several businesses in Bel Air — two banks and one restaurant – have been shot at in the last week
- A North Laurel man accused of robbing banks in four Maryland counties was indicted Feb. 29 by a Howard County grand jury
- A Randallstown man has pleaded guilty in federal court to using a child's toy handgun, wrapping it in a sock and using it to rob a bank on the Eastern Shore of $5,000, according to the Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office.
- Edwin F. Hale Sr., the Baltimore trucking magnate and developer, said Friday that he has retired as chief executive and chairman of First Mariner Bancorp — the banking company he built from scratch and has struggled in the last several years to save from failure.
- 8,100 jobs created in Maryland in July, mostly in the private sector