Forty years ago, Ocean City looked a lot different than it does today. The Bay Bridge was still new, the high-rise condominiums were just being built and the Baltimore Colts made regular appearances at the beach town. Now, the Ravens ...
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Living and buying in Maryland is expensive – and it looks like it’s going to stay that way. According to recent data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, prices in Maryland are more than 10 percent higher than the national ...
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In 1981, then-Mayor William Donald Schaefer welcomed fish, dolphins and sharks to Baltimore. Today, the National Aquarium is celebrating its 35th anniversary. The Baltimore landmark has hosted more than 50 million guests since it first opened and is home to ...
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When Olympic canoe and kayak competitors wanted Adam Van Grack to run for their training center’s board of directors, he couldn’t say no. The civil litigator is an avid canoe sportsman and interim chairman of U.S. Canoe and Kayak, the ...
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Baltimore’s hosting of the National Urban League’s annual conference will allow for long-term community development, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Wednesday. “There will be a lot of activity in the local economy,” Rawlings-Blake said during an opening press conference with Urban ...
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Friends, family members and small business owners are taking to the internet to raise money.
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Each week, adult artists with disabilities flock to Make Studio in Hampden to develop their skills, try new techniques and connect with other artists. For many of them it is a calm time to delve into their professional artistry, a ...
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When Mawuli Kponmassi was 15 years old, he was a budding entrepreneur in his home country of Togo, in West Africa, with dreams of becoming an accountant. But a bout of chicken pox changed his course. “I went to the ...
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