Leaders of community groups in six south Baltimore neighborhoods and the developer of the $5.5 billion Port Covington project have agreed to a partnership that will pour tens of millions of dollars into those communities over the next decades, officials announced ...
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If you’re not planning to spend your weekend chasing digital creatures on your phone, but are still intrigued by the possibilities for innovative art and storytelling created by new technology, we’ve got good news. There’s a free workshop Saturday, open to ...
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The ongoing, free-form experiment in human nature and social behavior that is the Pokemon Go mobile game appears to be spawning new entrepreneurial efforts. An enterprising Hampden resident claims to be selling his services on Craigslist as a Pokemon Go chauffeur, offering ...
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State regulators could grant initial approval to the first licenses to grow and process medical marijuana in Maryland as early as Aug. 5, officials said Tuesday. “We realize that everyone in this room, the industry and patients, are eager to get ...
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The post-“Pokemon Go” era is upon us. In less than a week, the phenomenally popular mobile game encouraged swarms of Americans to get off the couch and out of the house to do their video gaming, sent Nintendo stock through ...
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One of the companies that’s hoping to grow medical marijuana in Maryland has promised $20 million dollars to support cannabis research. That’s assuming, of course, that the company is granted the license it’s applied for — state regulators are expected to approve the ...
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The University System of Maryland Board of Regents has three new members and a new leadership roster as of July 1. Ellen Fish and Louis Pope began five-year terms on the board, succeeding James L. Shea and Francis X. Kelly, ...
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Ronald J. Daniels’ tenure as president of the Johns Hopkins University has been extended by five years, meaning he is now slated to lead the institution through June of 2024. The move comes just two years after Daniels, 56, was ...
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The newly-minted Montgomery County Economic Development Corp., which took over for a pair of now-defunct entities on July 1, is making cybersecurity its first priority. The corporation has just commissioned a survey to “take the pulse” of the cyber ecosystem ...
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Read More »Companies selling health insurance on Maryland’s individual market have asked state regulators to increase their premium rates for 2017, but some health care experts say the carriers’ assumptions about the rising cost of hospital care are off base. Insurers project ...
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