A southern Maryland law firm wants to thank first responders by offering $1,000 awards to three people who are nominated for their service in the community as a “Hometown Hero.” Matt Trollinger, who runs his own personal injury firm, Trollinger ...
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Morgan State University plans to offer a degree in cloud computing as universities around Maryland evaluate program offerings to make students more attractive to companies like Amazon and Google. The university’s Board of Regents approved the cloud computing program at ...
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The Maryland Department of the Environment imposed upon Carroll County stormwater pollution-prevention standards more stringent than those permitted under the federal Clean Water Act, the county is arguing in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review and overturn a decision ...
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Maryland manufacturers are anxious whether protracted U.S. trade disputes on tariffs and quotas will continue to impact their revenues and future planning. Some are hurting. Others benefiting. Others are coasting through on federal exceptions. All are in the shadow of ...
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When discussing the future of manufacturing with Mike Galiazzo, he is quick to point out that he is not an economist and jokes he lost his crystal ball. But the president of the Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) has ...
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Baltimore’s historic preservation committee has declined to add Woodberry’s Tractor Building to its potential landmark list. The former industrial building is the last unrenovated mill building in the Clipper Mill area along the Jones Falls. The Commission for Historical and ...
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Leaders of Maryland and Virginia say they have reached a "once in a generation" accord to modernize the Capital Beltway and alleviate congestion in the two states while constructing a rebuilt and widened American Legion Bridge.
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The University System of Maryland’s selection of University of Maryland, Baltimore President Jay Perman as its next chancellor has been widely hailed as the right choice, but the selection process has raised questions about a system dogged by issues of ...
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Montgomery County lawyers will have to wait to be able to file their cases electronically. Maryland’s MDEC — Maryland Electronic Courts — system has been rolled out in the most of the state, most recently in Baltimore County this year. But additional requirements have pushed ...
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With mountainous stacks of promotional magazines, postcards and pamphlets cluttering their offices, law school leaders are working to cut back on the amount of marketing materials they send to their peers at other U.S. law schools. S.I. Strong, a law ...
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