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When Baltimore City District Court Judge Mark F. Scurti became president of the Maryland State Bar Association in June, the legal climate was changing dramatically. The coronavirus pandemic had created a whole new set of challenges for the MSBA, which ...

During a global pandemic that has killed more than 200,000 Americans, the idea of touching something that has been handled by dozens if not hundreds of people without ever being cleaned can be a terrifying prospect. Before 2020, cash was ...

Many area banks have prided themselves on their continued close, personal relationships with their business clients, including being responsive to their needs and answering all of their questions. When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down nonessential businesses and left millions out ...

An interactive hospital display, virtual roundtables with hundreds of executives, a new mask-making venture and business training budgets suddenly free for mindfulness training — with the COVID-19 crisis some businesses are busier than ever responding to evolving needs. MaryBeth Hyland ...

Spring is a very busy time for Port Discovery Children’s Museum. Schools often bring large field trip groups. Families come to partake in fun, educational hands-on activities, events and exhibits. This year, however, the nonprofit’s doors remained closed due to ...

When governors across the country implemented stay-at-home orders in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and organizations decided to pivot from in-person interactions to virtual meetings. Zoom, WebEx, Skype and Google Hangouts have become some of the most ...

Claudia Towles, owner of aMuse Toys in Fells Point, has never sold so many puzzles in such a short amount of time. Piecing pictures back together has become a sought-after way to pass the time as residents continue to stay ...

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Gail Rand first got involved in the cannabis industry through advocacy. Her son was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was about 1 year old. A friend’s son in Colorado had the same type of epilepsy but went seizure-free after starting ...

Curbio is a Potomac-based company that specializes in turnkey renovations to homes that are set to be put on the market soon. Launched in 2017, the company has grown exponentially, starting in three cities and growing to having a presence in 22 markets as of early 2020. Renovations are paid for at settlement once the property sells.

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During the 2018 mid-term elections, more than half of women (55%) who were eligible to vote cast ballots, according to the Pew Research Center. Around 51.8% of eligible male voters turned out. As the 2020 election moves into high gear ...