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In the early days of the Greenhouse Wellness dispensary in Ellicott City, Dr. Leslie Apgar needed to decide which cannabis products to carry for her patients. What she found as options surprised her: AK-47, Pootie Tang, G spot. “They were ...

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Brightview Senior Living is planning a 171-unit senior living community on the campus of Notre Dame of Maryland University in Baltimore.

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The 2023 real estate market is very different from two years ago, with Maryland’s bankers prioritizing helping buyers navigate their loan options.

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Senior-living communities connected with higher education institutions are growing nationally, and the trend is expanding in Maryland, too.

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The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange is making it easier for people to see which plans will cost them the least as the exchange on Nov. 1 opens its annual open enrollment period. Open enrollment will run until Jan. 15, with ...

Baltimore City resident Michelle Gracie Richardson was thrilled when she auditioned for an independent film and was told by the director there that she would get the lead part. But when the offer letter came, it was from the casting ...

The industry that provides supplies, pharmaceuticals, vaccines and other products for animals to veterinarians across the country is calling for increased cybersecurity.

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Women who rise to the top of their fields have to intentionally cultivate relationships outside the day-to-day to make time for philanthropy and friendships.

When Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott put out a call for applications to serve on the city’s women’s commission, it wasn’t clear how much interest there would be. But when the applications rolled in by mid-April, the city’s Chief Equity Officer ...

Culinary Architecture Market + Kitchen was one of 352 Maryland businesses helped by the $25 million program, which provides up to $2,500 a month in rent subsidies.