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COVID-19 COVERAGE
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State to relocate thousands of workers to downtown Baltimore
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Under Armour unveils revised plans for its global headquarters
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Court revives Cumberland zoo’s defamation claim against PETA
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Vaccinations, stimulus looked to spur hotel comeback, CBRE report indicates
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MLSC Executive Director Erlichman to retire July 31
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Ocean City seeks to shush the boardwalk a little
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Prosecutor: Chauvin ‘had to know’ Floyd’s life was in danger
Commentary
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Union accuses Amazon of illegally interfering with vote
NEW YORK — The retail union that failed to organize Amazon workers at a Alabama warehouse wants the results of a recent vote to be ...
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Project Access wins inaugural George E. Mitchell Park Heights Community Fellowship Grant
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Ravens Foundation accepting applications for Play 60 grant
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CFG Bank donates $100K to reopen Helping Up Mission
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WTCI to host 15th annual Women Spanning the Globe Conference
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A $1.2 billion loss for Delta, but recovery is on the radar
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US lifts Vietnam, Switzerland from currency manipulator list
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After union vote, Bezos vows to do better for Amazon workers
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March US home construction jumps to fastest pace since 2006
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Liberty sues Jerry Falwell Jr., seeking millions in damages
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AP Fact Check: Biden hails record job growth, skips caveats
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Dow crests 34,000 on more proof that economy is recovering
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McDaniel College to hold in-person commencements for classes of ’20, ’21
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Howard County contributes $10M to HCPSS Health and Dental Fund deficit
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Lawsuit filed over delays at Virginia Employment Commission
blogs
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What’s the going rate for a former U.S. attorney general?
Welcome to Monday, the 39th anniversary of Sally Ride being named the first American woman astronaut. Here are some news items to blast off your ...
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USM board member resigns to comply with 2006 law
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Harford County Executive Glassman seeks GOP nomination for comptroller
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Rutherford out, Schulz in as Md.’s 2022 gubernatorial race heats up
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Biden backs civil diplomatic immunity for alleged torturer
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Another divide when it comes to vaccine attitudes
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Hogan’s nominee for health post clears major hurdle
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Case dismissed: Lawyer refuses to wear mask
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What’s your tech stack?
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Coppin St.’s Center for Strategic Entrepreneurship Center to host Economic Inclusion Event
Women Who Lead
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WTCI to host 15th annual Women Spanning the Globe Conference
The World Trade Center Institute (WTCI) will host the 15th annual Women Spanning the Globe Leadership Conference June 9 in Baltimore in a virtual format, offering the ...
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MLSC Executive Director Erlichman to retire July 31
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FEATURED MOVER | Laurie Jodziewicz, US Wind
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‘A moment of real change’ at Md. Philanthropy Network
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Off the Record with Sloane Brown: Violet Apple, Girl Scouts of Central Maryland
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FEATURED MOVER | Laura J. Mansfield, UM UCH
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Lessons I learned to be more effective as a woman lawyer
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Biden picks Boardman, Griggsby for U.S. District Court for Md.
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FEATURED MOVER | Elizabeth Lindsey, Urban Alliance
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Why are so many more vaccines going to women than men in Md.?
Law
Business
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Under Armour unveils revised plans for its global headquarters
Five years after the international sportswear company first announced plans for a global headquarters in Baltimore’s Port Covington, Under Armour has unveiled scaled-back plans for the ...
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Union accuses Amazon of illegally interfering with vote
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Project Access wins inaugural George E. Mitchell Park Heights Community Fellowship Grant
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Ravens Foundation accepting applications for Play 60 grant
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Vaccinations, stimulus looked to spur hotel comeback, CBRE report indicates
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CFG Bank donates $100K to reopen Helping Up Mission
Government
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State to relocate thousands of workers to downtown Baltimore
About 3,300 state employees will be moved to office space within the central Baltimore business district, a move that could help revitalize an area that ...
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Hogan defends anti-BDS order against free speech challenge in 4th Circuit
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Md. legislation seen as boosting access to insurance for critical groups
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A difficult and historic General Assembly session
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Hogan signs law requiring exonerees be compensated
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Legislators pass criminal justice reforms but not right to counsel
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A glance at bills passed by the General Assembly
Health Care
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USM schools distributing vaccines; mandatory inoculations still up in the air
Some University System of Maryland schools have begun distributing COVID-19 vaccines through their health centers, while others are planning to follow, system Chancellor Jay Perman announced at a Board of Regents meeting ...
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St. Mary’s County offering free digital COVID-19 vaccine cards
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Advocates hail session as ‘tremendous victory for public health’
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North Bethesda Primary Care opens direct practice
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UMMS appoints King as first chief diversity, equity, inclusion officer
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Health professionals renew call for K-12 reopening in Md.
Real Estate
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Mortgage rates fall again; 30-year loan at 3.04%
WASHINGTON — Mortgage rates fell for a second straight week amid signs of economic improvement. Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac reported Thursday that the benchmark 30-year ...
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Walker & Dunlop arranges $56M financing for development of adaptive reuse project
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CBRE assigned leasing for new construction warehouse in Upper Marlboro
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Baltimore sees rise in median home sale price, report shows
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Lee & Associates to broker Carroll County’s Airpark Square
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Hill Management reinvests $12M into properties amid COVID-19 shutdown
