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Hogan draws line in Ocean City sand over Kirwan, taxes
OCEAN CITY — Gov. Larry Hogan drew a line in the sand Saturday, declaring he would not allow tax increases to be used to pay ...
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Best Week, Worst Week: Md. economy gets S. Korean boost; Harford firm loses $45M award
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Maryland’s fastest-growing small businesses make Inc. 5000
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Federal judge hits ‘reply all’ and a contretemps ensues
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Md. high court overturns $3.8M verdict against Baltimore EMTs
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Clipper Mill residents request historic protection for Tractor Building
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Delay in delivery of TDR print editions
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Court: US can reject asylum requests at some parts of border
HOUSTON — A federal appeals court’s ruling Friday will allow the Trump administration to begin rejecting asylum at some parts of the U.S.-Mexico border for ...
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GSE System posts Q2 loss of $100K
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Maryland recalls 8,000 out-of-compliance driver’s licenses
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Applied Development makes Inc. 5000 List
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Let’s Move finds a new home at WayForth
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Maryland University of Integrative Health gets approval for new programs
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Data confirms growing dead zone in Chesapeake Bay
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Threats to Maryland synagogue charged in federal indictment
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Judge orders release of Maryland county voter registration
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Leadership Howard County graduates 33rd Premier class
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Gun advocates criticize task force for leaving them out
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Inner Harbor Ice Rink to return after Meyerhoff donation
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Community Foundation of Howard County starts Youth in Philanthropy grant program
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GrandView Aviation fastest growing private jet operator on Inc. 5000 list
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Baltimore man convicted in fatal shooting of 7-year-old girl
On the Record
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Report: Gallagher’s confirmation to federal bench inches closer
A seat on Baltimore’s federal bench that has been vacant for more than three years could be filled as part of a push to confirm ...
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Eye on Annapolis
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Baltimore Mayor Young: ‘I live and breathe regionalism’
OCEAN CITY — Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young said he plans to ask Gov. Larry Hogan about ways to free up city police to ...
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Ground Up
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Former Continental President Parker joins Greenberg Gibbons as COO
Gene Parker has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer at Greenberg Gibbons, the firm that’s delivered Towson Row and other major mixed-use projects. ...
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Business Buzz
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Smith to leave Cybersecurity Association of Maryland
Stacey Smith has resigned as president and CEO of the Cybersecurity Association of Maryland. Her last day will be Aug. 23rd.
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Law
Business
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Maryland’s fastest-growing small businesses make Inc. 5000
Maryland companies made their presence felt with 130 companies in the latest edition of the Inc. 5000, the magazine focused on small businesses and startups. ...
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GSE System posts Q2 loss of $100K
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Applied Development makes Inc. 5000 List
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Let’s Move finds a new home at WayForth
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Maryland University of Integrative Health gets approval for new programs
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Leadership Howard County graduates 33rd Premier class
Government
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Hogan draws line in Ocean City sand over Kirwan, taxes
OCEAN CITY — Gov. Larry Hogan drew a line in the sand Saturday, declaring he would not allow tax increases to be used to pay ...
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Maryland recalls 8,000 out-of-compliance driver’s licenses
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Data confirms growing dead zone in Chesapeake Bay
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Gun advocates criticize task force for leaving them out
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Md. county leaders cast a wary eye at Kirwan education costs
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Information center opens to help Baltimore flooding victims
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Baltimore teachers call for donated fans, district resists
Health Care
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Maryland University of Integrative Health gets approval for new programs
Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) announced today that it has received approval from the Maryland Higher Education Commission to offer new and revised programs. The ...
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GBMC files for $108.2 million addition to expand patient room size
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Former site of Baltimore County treatment center sold
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UMB, UMBC team up to improve medical cybersecurity and data learning
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CASI Pharmaceuticals launches first commercial product
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Sheppard Pratt Health System appoints new VP, CFO
Real Estate
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Clipper Mill residents request historic protection for Tractor Building
An attorney representing homeowners in Baltimore’s Clipper Mill neighborhood has requested the city’s historic preservation panel add a prominent building tabbed for redevelopment to a ...
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Former Superblock properties attract 8 proposals
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BDC looks for allies on convention center project
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Developer behind $140M Penn Station overhaul to seek city, state backing
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Howard County General first to back affordable housing effort
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Former site of Baltimore County treatment center sold
