Former St. Thomas Aquinas Church and three other Hampden church buildings sold for $1.8M
The former St. Thomas Aquinas Church and three other church buildings in Hampden sold on April 13 for $1.8 million.
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Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: UMD freezes hiring, plans job cuts; Maryland to revamp school rating system; Ekiben to open new restaurant; and more.
UMD enacts hiring freeze amid 10% state budget reduction — The Baltimore Sun Work to begin on new school rating system to replace current ‘star’ system — Maryland Matters Ekiben to open newest restaurant — Baltimore Business Journal A new gadget could make Baltimore’s harbor more swimmable this summer — The Baltimore Banner Little free…
Former St. Thomas Aquinas Church and three other Hampden church buildings sold for $1.8M
The former St. Thomas Aquinas Church and three other church buildings in Hampden sold on April 13 for $1.8 million.
UMBC Poll: Confidence is split on whether Key Bridge will be rebuilt by 2030
A new UMBC poll asked residents about the Key Bridge, as well as perceptions of crime, immigration enforcement, and local amenities.
Maryland becomes first state to ban dynamic pricing in grocery stores
Another marathon round of bill signings from this year’s legislative session came and went on Tuesday, making Maryland the first state to ban dynamic pricing in grocery stores.
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Business residency program at Baltimore Peninsula announces 33 participants in inaugural cohort
Thirty-three businesses have been selected to participate in the inaugural cohort of The Launchpad, a small business residency program at Baltimore Peninsula. The Launchpad aims to give entrepreneurs the opportunity to develop their businesses with support from the Baltimore Peninsula Partnership and put their concepts into practice by temporarily taking over kiosks at Rye Street…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: “Peeping Tom” caught on camera around Towson apartments; Video shows principal confronting students in Atholton HS cafeteria; Fire at Brewer’s Hill warehouse; and more.
“Peeping Tom” caught again on camera sneaking around Towson apartments – CBS Baltimore Maryland becomes first state to ban dynamic pricing in grocery stores – WYPR News Large fire at Baltimore roofing supply warehouse – WBAL News Radio Poll shows a tight three-way race for Anne Arundel County Executive – Baltimore Banner Video shows cafeteria…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Key Bridge contract canceled; Former McDonogh teacher, Living Classrooms founder accused of sexual abuse; Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans Westminster facility; and more.
Key Bridge contract canceled: Moore’s ‘fastest-moving’ claim tested — The Baltimore Sun Former McDonogh teacher, Living Classrooms founder accused of abuse in lawsuit — The Baltimore Banner Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to establish Baltimore-area facility — Baltimore Business Journal Hurdles remain for Harborplace ahead of construction to revamp area set to begin this fall –…
Seth Danels: From Diller Teen to Community Leader
For Seth, Baltimore isn’t just where he lives; it’s always been part of his story. He grew up in Owings Mills, right near the Jewish Community Center, which became a big part of his life. Whether he was on the basketball court, playing sports at camp, or joining Diller Teen Fellows program with his twin brother, Reid, the JCC became his second home. Driven by a deep commitment to his community and…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Blackface performer running for House of Delegates; Immigrant shot by ICE agents in Glen Burnie pleads guilty; New AI weapons detection system for Arundel schools; and more.
New limitations for smoke shops in Baltimore – CBS Baltimore Immigrant shot by ICE agents in Glen Burnie pleads guilty – Baltimore Banner Baltimore County teachers’ union asks for more money to avoid cuts – WBAL News Radio A new AI weapons detection system for Anne Arundel County schools – WMAR-TV A former blackface performer…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: One person killed after illegal car rally; Baltimore County faces midge problem; Towson Apple workers file unfair labor charge; and more.
Baltimore County is working on its midge problem earlier this year. Do residents think it’s enough? — WBAL 1 dead, 6 hurt after illegal car meet-up turned violent in Maryland — WJZ Staff at Towson Apple Store file unfair labor charge amid closure — Baltimore Business Journal Maryland Supreme Court denies attempt to name people…
Top 5 Stories This Morning: Pikesville Farmers Market Moves; John Waters Turns 80; Antisemitic AI Image of Council Member; and more.
Last week, we shared news about the Pikesville Farmers Market relocating; an AI image portraying a Baltimore County Council member as antisemitic; and a cheesesteak restaurant coming to Baltimore County.
