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Sheila K. Sachs, a pioneering family law practitioner and a prominent member of the legal community, died of cancer Sunday. The Baltimore resident was 78. ...
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Baltimore family law attorney Sheila Sachs dies at 78
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Student alleges ADA violations by Frostburg over vaccine requirement
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Md. law gives debtors private right of action, high court says
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Coalition hopes to nudge next Md. House speaker to change some rules
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MIA’s status in downtown Baltimore remains in limbo
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Hopkins to get majority of its power from solar starting in 2021
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MICA startups win $100,000 at annual competition
Commentary
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Baltimore County police destroyed more rape kits than stated
Police in Baltimore County, Maryland, have destroyed more than double the number many rape kits they reported destroyed over a six-year period.
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Safety board meets to discuss cause of fatal 2016 explosion
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Trump, business organization sue Elijah Cummings
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Tessco ships new cable assemblies, cobranded with California firm
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CareFirst extends $15 minimum wage to all employees
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Under Armour finishes $500K grant program for Baltimore school facility upgrades
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Community Heritage Financial announces 1Q dividend
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Maryland national security contractor to be acquired in $815M deal
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Supreme Court to take up LGBT job discrimination cases
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Nothing wrong with help from Russians, Trump lawyer Giuliani says
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Feds probe claims of bias against Asian American students
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Baltimore police deputy commissioner to leave amid new management shake-up
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Ex-Baltimore cop guilty of DUI after found drunk on duty
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SECU, Orioles’ ‘Ks for Kids’ to benefit Kennedy Krieger
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Trump blasts ex-advisers who say he tried to stop Mueller
On the Record
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Diversion programs may be harmful to your job search
Here are some news items to get your week started. — Participation in pretrial diversion could be a roadblock to federal employment. — California case ...
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Eye on Annapolis
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Coalition hopes to nudge next Md. House speaker to change some rules
A coalition of mostly progressive groups are asking leading candidates to become the next speaker of the House of Delegates to commit to a number ...
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Ground Up
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Inspector general wants info on Baltimore City Council board memberships
Baltimore’s inspector general has requested city council members to provide information about all boards they serve on, according to a City Hall source. The request ...
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Business Buzz
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MICA startups win $100,000 at annual competition
Five startups founded by students or recent alumni of the Maryland Institute College of Art won a total of $100,000 at the school’s annual UP/Start ...
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Law
Business
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Hopkins to get majority of its power from solar starting in 2021
Johns Hopkins University will get the majority of its energy from solar power, under an agreement the university announced Monday. Under the 15-year agreement, starting ...
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Tessco ships new cable assemblies, cobranded with California firm
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CareFirst extends $15 minimum wage to all employees
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Under Armour finishes $500K grant program for Baltimore school facility upgrades
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Community Heritage Financial announces 1Q dividend
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Maryland national security contractor to be acquired in $815M deal
Government
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Safety board meets to discuss cause of fatal 2016 explosion
The National Transportation Safety Board is meeting to discuss the cause of an explosion at an apartment complex in suburban Maryland that killed seven people in 2016.
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Fellow UMMS board members helped finance Pugh’s campaign
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Hogan heads to New Hampshire amid 2020 speculation
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Capitol Hill veterans: Mueller investigation inconclusive, worthwhile
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New law overhauls UMMS board, toughens ethics rules
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Hogan signs bill expanding protections against cyberbullying
Health Care
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CareFirst extends $15 minimum wage to all employees
Health insurer CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield set a $15 per hour minimum wage standard for all employees that went into effect earlier this year, company officials ...
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SECU, Orioles’ ‘Ks for Kids’ to benefit Kennedy Krieger
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SECU donates $11K to UMMC’s Children Center
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Eastern Shore medical center receives regulatory approval
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Alteon Health expands hospitalist care to 3 facilities
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Frosh, Davis focus on government response to opioid crisis
Real Estate
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MIA’s status in downtown Baltimore remains in limbo
The Maryland Insurance Administration’s lease for more than 75,000 square feet of office space in downtown Baltimore expires in a matter of days, but it ...
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Ball says at least 4 Ellicott City buildings require demolition
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3 legacy Cross Street Market tenants to open in May
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Walker & Dunlop finances $47M for multifamily property
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Cole leaving as Baltimore Development Corp. CEO
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Greenberg Gibbons partners on first phase of Hunt Valley overhaul
