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Baltimore Development Corp. has hired a coordinator for its Opportunity Zone program, which provides federal tax incentives for investment in struggling communities.
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Baltimore hires Opportunity Zones coordinator
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Activists oppose Fund the Trust Act amendments
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Supreme Court rejects lead-paint maker appeals in $400M case
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Sears files for Chapter 11 amid plunging sales, massive debt
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Impeachment hits impasse in West Virginia
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Md. juvenile detention center uses yoga to teach mindfulness
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Ground Up Podcast: Seema Iyer talks Baltimore data
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Van Eperen offers benefit to Maryland Municipal League members
A Baltimore professional marketing services firm is providing a new benefit to members of an organization that represents municipalities in Maryland.
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Welldoc’s diabetes management app enters phase 2 of testing
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Sessions: MS-13 gang, drug cartels among top threats to US
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Md. firm designs covert lighting system for Department of Defense
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Maryland county to consider ending monthly mobile home tax
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Baltimore drivers to be fined $125 for ‘blocking the box’
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Slain journalist to be recognized for work in arts community
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Computers offline in Maryland library system after virus
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Study: DNA websites cast broad net for identifying people
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Here’s how the FCC plans to defend its net neutrality repeal
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Executive Alliance’s Women of Excellence celebrates 25 years
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CASA to break ground on new regional education and employment center
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Md. partners with Canadian company on water technology center
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BCCC opens mock pharmacy training program
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Ponzi scheme suspect paid $720K for prayers amid SEC probe
On the Record
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Lawyer gets benched by UM football team
Rick Jaklitsch, one of the Terps' biggest boosters, was scheduled to travel with the team to its game Saturday at the University of Michigan.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Impeachment hits impasse in West Virginia
West Virginia impeachment heads news summary including an 18-year-old murder case goes to trial, a client records own lawyer and Kato Kaelin's rooting interest.
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Ground Up
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Activists oppose Fund the Trust Act amendments
Activists want to convince the Baltimore City Council to abandon or change amendments to the so-called Fund the Trust Act. The council is set to ...
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Guinness to release special beer for Baltimore Beer Week
With its Halethorpe brewery open, Guinness plans to release a special Maryland-centric beer for Baltimore Beer Week. The Guinness Crosslands Honey Ale is made with ...
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Baltimore hires Opportunity Zones coordinator
Baltimore Development Corp. has hired a coordinator for its Opportunity Zone program, which provides federal tax incentives for investment in struggling communities.
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Van Eperen offers benefit to Maryland Municipal League members
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Welldoc’s diabetes management app enters phase 2 of testing
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Md. firm designs covert lighting system for Department of Defense
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Sears files for Chapter 11 amid plunging sales, massive debt
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Slain journalist to be recognized for work in arts community
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Executive Alliance’s Women of Excellence celebrates 25 years
Government
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Maryland county to consider ending monthly mobile home tax
Another Maryland county council will consider ending a monthly tax charged to owners of mobile homes.
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Baltimore drivers to be fined $125 for ‘blocking the box’
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Computers offline in Maryland library system after virus
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Md. court dismisses Exelon challenge on water quality plan
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ID cards to help undocumented immigrants in Baltimore
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Md. agency spokeswoman sues after demotion for comment about Jealous
Health Care
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Md. overdose deaths continue to rise with use of fentanyl
Opioid-related deaths in Maryland continued to rise during the first half of the year, fueled by an increase in deaths related to fentanyl.
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Sheppard Pratt breaks ground on Elkridge hospital campus
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Looking back, Leana Wen wishes she’d pushed Md. harder for funds
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Employer health plan costs and employee cost sharing both rising
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Nora Roberts Foundation donates $250,000 to Holy Cross Health
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Employers find opioid crisis has become workplace crisis
Real Estate
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Baltimore hires Opportunity Zones coordinator
Baltimore Development Corp. has hired a coordinator for its Opportunity Zone program, which provides federal tax incentives for investment in struggling communities.
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Baltimore still lacks comprehensive transportation plan
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Opponent-funded report finds Ellicott City demolition unnecessary
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Baltimore metro office market solid, despite leasing slowdown
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John Glenn’s suburban Maryland house sells for $1.3 million
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Advocacy group urges public financing for Tradepoint Atlantic
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Howard Co. to present flood plan for Chatham, Valley Meade communities
