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At the request of Governor Larry Hogan, UMB nursing students will again be permitted to join the workforce early amidst a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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COVID-19 COVERAGE
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UM nursing students again exit early to join virus fight
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Md. officials, lawmakers say it’s time to close the digital divide
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Baltimore’s claim against Big Oil should be in U.S. court, businesses say
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Police cameras operate in mostly nonwhite communities, analysis show
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Maryland courts to further restrict operations
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Alanah Nichole Davis: ‘You have to be unafraid to be different’
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Biden searches for attorney general to refocus Justice Department’s policies
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Trump pardons Flynn, taking direct aim at Russia probe
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump pardoned former national security adviser Michael Flynn on Wednesday, taking direct aim in the final days of his administration at ...
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Unchanged from early estimate, US economy grew 33.1% in Q3
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Law Digest — Maryland Court of Appeals — Nov. 26, 2020
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Howard County reaches new 90-day PPE supply goal
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Shore Bancshares announces stock repurchase plan
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Home Depot agrees to $17.5M settlement in 2014 data breach
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Dow moves past 30,000 points on vaccine hopes, Biden transition
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GBMC HealthCare earns Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
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Garver Development buys industrial building in Baltimore County
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Heavy Seas releases 25th anniversary beer with virtual celebration
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Dulaney Plaza adds 2 tenants to Towson’s Courtyard Shops
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New listings increase as Md. sees sales jump in October housing market
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Port of Baltimore receives AAPA environmental award
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Howard County gets $2M in eviction prevention grants
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UM Global Campus chosen to help develop U.S. Naval Community College
blogs
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Failing bar exam didn’t stop would-be lawyer, but prison might
Welcome to Monday, the 123rd anniversary of the patenting of John Lee Love’s portable pencil sharpener. Here are some news items to get your holiday ...
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“Varsity Blues” might be playing at Harvard
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Be heard in the Maryland Lawyers Survey
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Opioid settlement talks hover at $26 billion
Women Who Lead
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Women-owned small businesses work overtime to attract customers in new COVID era
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, small businesses including those owned by women have faced shut downs, changing regulations and making large adjustments to their stores in order to continue to serve customers.
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Women find joy in connecting local artists with consumers
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FEATURED MOVER | Jennifer Eyre, Harford Financial Group
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Single moms in Maryland strive to overcome challenges
Law
Business
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UM nursing students again exit early to join virus fight
At the request of Governor Larry Hogan, UMB nursing students will again be permitted to join the workforce early amidst a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Yellen may restore Treasury-Fed cooperation, with eye on GOP
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Unchanged from early estimate, US economy grew 33.1% in Q3
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Alanah Nichole Davis: ‘You have to be unafraid to be different’
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Howard County reaches new 90-day PPE supply goal
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Shore Bancshares announces stock repurchase plan
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Md. small retailers diversify, innovate as they enter critical sales season
Government
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Md. officials, lawmakers say it’s time to close the digital divide
ANNAPOLIS — After Kimberly Vasquez’s two younger sisters log into their virtual classrooms from their Baltimore home, there’s barely enough bandwidth left for the high ...
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Md. settles dispute with Purple Line contractors for $250M
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Baltimore mayoral inauguration expected to be low-key event
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Hogan says state ready to crack down on COVID-19 rules
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Homelessness in Maryland worsens during COVID-19 pandemic
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Mayor vetoes bills giving hospitality workers job protection
Health Care
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GBMC HealthCare earns Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
GBMC HealthCare has become the first health care system in Maryland to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, the nation’s highest presidential honor for ...
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Rosedale Federal donates $100K to UM St. Joseph Medical Center
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Trump makes late-term bid to lower prescription drug costs
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Pfizer seeking emergency use of its COVID-19 vaccine in US
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Pfizer: COVID-19 shot 95% effective, seeking clearance soon
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Doctor home visits come full circle with telemedicine
Real Estate
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Garver Development buys industrial building in Baltimore County
Garver Development, represented by MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services LLC, purchased a 177,000 square-foot industrial building in Baltimore County’s Northwest submarket. The long-vacant building at ...
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Dulaney Plaza adds 2 tenants to Towson’s Courtyard Shops
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New listings increase as Md. sees sales jump in October housing market
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Pandemic doesn’t slow Baltimore region’s demand for industrial space
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Baltimore area house prices rise in September as US sees sales surge
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Foreclosure activity down sharply in Md., Baltimore
