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A judge could rule by the end of the month on whether a new law allowing Johns Hopkins University to establish a private police force can be subject to a referendum.
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BOE seeks dismissal of lawsuit over Hopkins police ballot question
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Best Week, Worst Week: Port Covington on next phase; ransomware attack cripples Baltimore real estate market
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Historic Hendler Creamery overhaul halts without explanation
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Cybersecurity checklist: Is Your Business at Risk?
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Pregnancy bias claim can proceed against Baltimore company, judge says
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Universities prepare for increased competition for Md. high school graduates
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Schools pitch aging boomers for legacy donations
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Community college: The secret to lower student debt
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Amatus Health opens Hagerstown treatment center
Owings Mills-based Amatus Health opened an Awakenings Recovery Center in Hagerstown May 9, a 51-bed drug treatment facility that will work with Maryland residents with medicaid. ...
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Holy Cross Health earns 20th straight excellence award
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Lockheed Martin breaks ground on new production facility
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Lidl US to expand in Md. with 7 new stores
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Alliance for Workplace Excellence to recognize 44 employers
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Trump delays imposing auto tariffs on auto imports and parts
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Homerun for Recovery raises more than $172K for The Baltimore Station
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Howard County General Hospital receives $1M for addition
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Abortion ban aims for high court but won’t get there soon
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ROAR for Kids raises more than $100K for Kennedy Krieger Institute
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WYPR to receive $20K grant from NEA
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MileOne Autogroup dealers raise nearly $50K in annual fundraiser
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Ex-police chief convicted in retrial of misconduct
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Maryland county head to sign police transparency measure
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Author of flattering Trump biography gets pardon from Trump
On the Record
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Judiciary: 10% of active attorneys still not registered with mandatory database
More than 4,000 active Maryland attorneys are not registered for the mandatory Attorney Information System database ahead of the June 1 deadline, according to the Maryland Judiciary.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Franchot wants Md. to divest from Alabama following abortion law
A controversial Alabama abortion law is drawing ire in Maryland and a call for the state to review its investments in the southern state with ...
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Ground Up
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GBBR: Baltimore computers may be restored in days
Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors CEO Al Ingraham Wednesday expressed cautious optimism to members that the city’s computer systems can be restored in a matter ...
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Business Buzz
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Burnim named interim president at Coppin
University System of Maryland Chancellor Robert Caret has named Mickey Burnim as the interim president at Coppin State University while the institution searches for a ...
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Law
Business
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Universities prepare for increased competition for Md. high school graduates
Maryland’s public universities will face increased competition for in-state students over the next decade with a steep drop in the number of high school graduates anticipated after 2025.
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Schools pitch aging boomers for legacy donations
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Community college: The secret to lower student debt
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Amatus Health opens Hagerstown treatment center
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Holy Cross Health earns 20th straight excellence award
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Lockheed Martin breaks ground on new production facility
Government
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Caret’s departure will create fresh start at USM
Two of Maryland’s top higher education positions will get fresh faces next year when University System of Maryland Chancellor Robert L. Caret and University of ...
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Maryland county head to sign police transparency measure
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Caret says he’s not seeking new contract as USM chancellor
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With ‘significant reservations,’ Hogan to allow Kirwan bill to become law
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8 days after cyberattack, Baltimore’s network still hobbled
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Maryland county official to unveil bay protection policies
Health Care
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Amatus Health opens Hagerstown treatment center
Owings Mills-based Amatus Health opened an Awakenings Recovery Center in Hagerstown May 9, a 51-bed drug treatment facility that will work with Maryland residents with medicaid. ...
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Holy Cross Health earns 20th straight excellence award
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Howard County General Hospital receives $1M for addition
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ROAR for Kids raises more than $100K for Kennedy Krieger Institute
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Howard County General Hospital announces Aronson/Willis Memorial Award recipients
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AAMC, Doctors Community Health announce merger plans
Real Estate
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Historic Hendler Creamery overhaul halts without explanation
Work transforming the historic Hendler Creamery in east Baltimore into a $45 million mixed-use project stopped weeks ago with no explanation from the developer. Lawmakers ...
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Glen Burnie shopping center fetches $16.2M
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COPT shows off 250 W. Pratt improvements
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Baltimore ransomware crippling real estate transactions
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Construction starts on next round of Port Covington building
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Aging millennials projected to drive up housing prices
