Maryland has the second-best health care in the country, according to a study of all 50 states and Washington published Wednesday by WalletHub, a website that offers credit tracking and financial education. Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the ...
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Read More »A chain of for-profit technical schools with two Maryland locations announced that it’s shutting down Tuesday after being sanctioned by the federal government. ITT Educational Services, which runs the ITT Technical Institutes, will no longer offer its September quarter and has ...
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Read More »Insurance regulators in Washington Wednesday ordered CareFirst to pay $51.3 million in rebates to subscribers in the district, arguing that one of the insurer’s subsidiaries had an excessive surplus in 2011. The order comes a month after CareFirst — which ...
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If you’re one of the people concerned that college campuses are stifling intellectual challenges and becoming too warm, cozy and coddling…well, keep an open mind on this one. St. Mary’s College of Maryland is trying to make sure all of ...
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The chair of the Maryland Medical Cannabis Commission has fired back at claims that the panel could and should have considered racial and ethnic diversity when reviewing applications to grow and process the plant. The commission has drawn criticism in recent weeks for the ...
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Salisbury University celebrated the opening of a new library building Thursday, a $117 million facility that replaces its aging and woefully inadequate facility, officials said. The 221,000-square foot Patricia R. Guerrieri Academic Commons, named in memory of a Salisbury alumna, is the largest ...
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Plans for the new Prince George’s Regional Medical Center have been scaled back after the state regulator in charge of reviewing the project balked at the size and cost. The new hospital, which will replace the existing Prince George’s Hospital ...
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Here come the judges! Betamore and Sagamore Ventures, co-sponsors of an upcoming Beta City event showcasing emerging Maryland companies and celebrating the state’s culture of entrepreneurship, have announced who will judge the second annual pitch competition at City Garage on Sept. ...
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The new, 200,000-square-foot academic building unveiled at Stevenson University on Tuesday will bear the name of the school’s outgoing president. The Kevin J. Manning Academic Center is located at the north end of Stevenson’s Owings Mills campus in a building that ...
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Read More »A Maryland doctor surrendered his medical license last month after allegations of sexual misconduct, including demanding sex from patients in exchange for writing prescriptions for opioids and other controlled, dangerous substances. Dr. Joseph C. Randall Jr., who practiced internal medicine ...
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