Week in review – 5/25/12: Sparrows Point mill may be sold 
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: May 24, 2012
Tags: amy mulligan, asperger's syndrome, Baltimore, board of public works, Court of Appeals, discharged, dunbar, Keswick Multi-Care Center, loan, maryland, nancy forster, paternity, sold, Sparrows Point, steel mill, U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski, Under Armour, Week in Review
Can Roland Park group buy BCC land? Residents of the well-groomed, historic Roland Park community are being asked to dig deep in their pockets to help purchase 17 acres of rolling open space at the Baltimore Country Club as part of a $10 million fundraising campaign. Nearly 150 residents attended the annual meeting of the [...]
Week in review: 5/18/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: May 17, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge George Levi Russell III, Foreclosures, General Assembly, Grand Prix, holdes, House of Delegates Speaker Michael E. Busch, Michael C. Hodes, race on llc, t.rowe, u..s district court, Week in Review
New group says it’s ‘race on’ for GP With its first sponsor in hand and online ticket sales slated to start May 28, the new group behind the Baltimore Grand Prix is confident it will be able to pull off the Labor Day weekend street race in record time with good results. Race On LLC [...]
Week in review – 5/11/12: Rehabbed houses give Oliver a lift
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: May 10, 2012
Tags: alexander m. sanchez, Baltimore, case, city hall, Court of Appeals, exxon, jacksonville, midei, oliver, special session, Week in Review
Rehabbed houses give Oliver a lift A group of developers recently banded together to try to restart home ownership initiatives in the long-blighted neighborhood of Oliver on Baltimore’s east side. Operating under the name Come Home Baltimore, the group is reaching out to Johns Hopkins Hospital employees eligible for $17,000 cash grants as part of [...]
Week in review: 5/4/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: May 3, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, Body Armor Nutrition LLC, chesapeake bay foundation, lawsuit, maryland, Maryland Agricultural & Resource-Based Industry Development Corp., maryland department of the environment, Maryland Technology Development Corp.’s Joint Technology Transfer Initiative, ozone, technology grant, ToolSpinner, Towson, U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command, Under Armour, Week in Review
Six Md. firms win tech grants Six Maryland-based companies have received grants worth about $75,000 through the Maryland Technology Development Corp.’s Joint Technology Transfer Initiative. The grants go to small businesses to collaborate on technologies with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate or the U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command. [...]
Week in review: 4/27/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: April 26, 2012
Tags: 1st Mariner Bancorp, Court of Appeals, department of justice, dna, fracking, hagerstown, Human Genome Sciences Inc., Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission, Montgomery County, ronald weich, superblock, Transit, university of baltimore school of law, Week in Review
Superblock firm gets extension City officials Wednesday have given developers of the $150 million Superblock project on downtown’s West Side until Dec. 31 to line up financing and retail tenants. This is the second extension for the firm, Lexington Square Partners LLC, of New York and Atlanta, which says it’s negotiating with an anchor tenant. [...]
Week in review – 4/20/12: Redevelopment in Hampden
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: April 19, 2012
Tags: baltimore city community college, BWI, BWI Taxi Management Inc., catalyst, chesapeake bay, contract, david cordish, Development, First Mariner, garage, hamden, mill, Solar Power, SXC Health Solutions Corp., university of maryland center for environmental science, Week in Review
Redevelopment in Hampden A 139-year-old former cotton mill and two other buildings at Chestnut Avenue and Falls Road will soon morph into a complex of 92 apartments, office space and restaurants as part of a continuing push to convert Hampden’s historic past into chic redevelopments. The developer is David F. Tufaro, owner of Terra Nova Ventures [...]
Week in review: 4/12/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: April 12, 2012
Tags: bay national bank, Carrollton Bancorp, General Assembly, harborview, Jefferson Bancorp Inc., Maryland Consumer Protection Act, maryland department of transportation, Week in Review, wind farm
This too shall pass There was much unfinished business on the last day of the General Assembly, but Gov. Martin O’Malley still held the traditional bill signing ceremony Tuesday for the legislation that did actually pass. It was a tense moment — the governor made clear his displeasure at the General Assembly’s failure to act on [...]
Week in review: 4/6/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: April 5, 2012
Tags: Adidas, Baltimore, Business, casino, discrimination, house of delegates, Howard County, lottery, Mega Millions, Orioles, partnerships, San Mar Children’s Home, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Under Armour, Week in Review, winner
Hope springs eternal for O’s When the Baltimore Orioles open their season against the Minnesota Twins this afternoon — their 20th at Oriole Park at Camden Yards — they will find several improvements, courtesy of the Maryland Stadium Authority. The changes, which include the Roof Deck — a full-service bar and seating area atop the batter’s [...]
Week in review – 3/30/12: New casinos getting closer
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: March 29, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, Brass Elephant, Business, casino, fracking, Good Samaritan Hospital, Health Care, maryland, st joseph, Supreme Court, umms, Week in Review, Western Maryland Area Health Education Center
Justices question health care law In three days of oral arguments on the constitutionality of the Obama administration’s health-care reform law, the split over the constitutionality of the individual mandate was very much in evidence as the justices of the Supreme Court grilled attorneys on both sides in an effort to define the limits of Congress’ [...]
Week in review: 3/23/12
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: March 22, 2012
Tags: adventure sports center international, alter, auction, Baltimore, coleman, fmla, jewish times, legislation, marc train, maryland, natty boh, property tax, speed camera, Supreme Court, Week in Review
High court rules against Md. man A former court employee’s $1 million lawsuit has ended in the U.S. Supreme Court, which held that states cannot be sued under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act’s self-care provision. Daniel Coleman, once the executive director of procurement and contract administration at the Administrative Office of the Courts in [...]
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