Flying Dog Brewery and the University of Maryland’s agricultural school have teamed up to investigate the best way to grow hops, a popular flavoring agent in beer, in the state. For Matt Brophy, the Frederick brewery’s COO, the idea came after some disappointing ...
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Erika E. Cole recently joined Whiteford Taylor & Preston LLP in Baltimore as a partner after more than a decade at her own practice, which focused on providing legal help for churches and faith-based organizations.
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Salisbury-based chicken-processing company Perdue Foods’ first report Monday detailing its progress on animal welfare commitments announced last year is receiving mixed reactions from animal rights activists. The company has added windows to 200 chicken houses since the effort began and has increased ...
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It’s been quite a week for the Maryland casino culinary scene. On Wednesday, Gordon Ramsay announced his steak restaurant, which is set to open in Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino before the end of the year. Todd English followed close behind Friday ...
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Maryland’s counties have jumped into the high-stakes competition for growing technology companies, using a variety of strategies to recruit and in some instances even finance tech firms. Some counties are offering technology workshops. Others are diving into workforce training. Still ...
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Read More »For 25-year-old, Elkridge-based software engineer John Yoon, who codes for Leidos, working from a cubicle just wasn’t worthwhile. “Working in an office there were times when I felt really focused, there were also other times when I was looking at ...
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Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino will host the East Coast’s first Gordon Ramsay Steak restaurant. The first Gordon Ramsay Steak restaurant opened in Las Vegas in 2012, and its second location in Baltimore is slated to open before the end of the ...
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Hispanic and other Maryland business leaders are expressing concern after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement inquiry led 30 employees of The BoatHouse in Canton to resign last month. ICE requested the restaurant’s I-9 forms, which require employees to provide identification ...
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Floors Etc., one of Baltimore area’s oldest family-run businesses, has a new headquarters. Their new 100,000 square-foot digs in Timonium include a showroom that boasts everything from water jets to a rug customization room, as well as warehouse and office ...
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As of Monday, 44 Baltimore-area McDonald’s restaurants offer UberEATS delivery. Customers can order any McDonald’s menu item (with the exception of soft-serve ice cream cones) from their Uber rider account, the UberEATS app, or the UberEATS website. They will have ...
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