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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball’s administration is proposing a capital improvement plan that tops $250 million and includes $20.2 million to protect Ellicott City from future flooding. County officials in a call with reporters Tuesday acknowledged that an unsettled municipal ...

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Under Armour said Tuesday it’s manufacturing face masks, shields and specialized fanny packs to help protect health care workers at the University of Maryland Medical System responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. The announcement is the latest example of how manufacturers ...

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Cornerstone Financial plans to leave Baltimore and has signed a lease for office space in Towson.

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Local unions want tight oversight of funds and increased benefits for their members as Congress passed a $2 trillion stimulus package Friday aimed at bolstering an economy pummeled by the COVID-19 outbreak. Unions, such as 32BJ SEIU, which represents property ...

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Restaurant workers constitute a large portion of the more than 42,300 Maryland residents who filed first-time unemployment claims this week in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Baltimore’s tourism promotion agency expects COVID-19 to cause the loss of $7 million in revenue and taxes over the next three months . Al Hutchinson, president and CEO of Visit Baltimore, shared the figure with Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young ...

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Maryland’s National Guard has begun work to convert a portion of Baltimore’s Convention Center into a makeshift hospital as the COVID-19 outbreak is expected to overwhelm Maryland’s health care system. Gov. Larry Hogan and Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, standing ...

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Kelly Cullum said Monday she’s glad pharmacies in Maryland remain open. The owner of Best Friends Fur Ever said she could use some melatonin supplements. The sleep-deprived Cullum and her staff are currently taking care of 49 dogs at the ...

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Maryland’s lawmakers passed legislation funding improvements to Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park with $375 million in public financing that the tracks’ owner wanted, but supporters didn’t get everything they sought. In the sprint to finish business amid the COVID-19 ...