The Supreme Court is showing an interest in Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh’s request that the justices revive the state’s law aimed at preventing unwarranted price increases for generic drugs. On Tuesday the high court asked that the generic-drug ...
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The team steering community investment efforts from Port Covington’s redevelopment aims to help build a pipeline leading Baltimore residents to cybersecurity jobs at “Cyber Town USA.” Alicia Wilson, who leads the Port Covington Impact Investment team, described her group’s mission ...
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In an effort to respond to increasing demand for representation in complex immigration cases, Hammond Young Immigration Law and Grossman Law have merged to better serve both businesses and individuals clients, the firms announced Tuesday. Operating under the name Grossman ...
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The decision by three Maryland hospitals to close and convert to a smaller medical center fits with the state’s health goals and comes at a critical time for hospitals with aging infrastructure and dwindling admissions. “I think something to watch ...
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Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh’s bid for a court order that Matthew G. Whitaker be ousted as acting U.S. attorney general in favor of Deputy AG Rod J. Rosenstein may be just as personal as political. In announcing his ...
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The median sale price for homes in the Baltimore area remained essentially flat in October year over year, while sales volume noticeably declined from 2017. In the region, median sales price dipped slightly from $260,000 in 2017 to $259,900 last ...
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The Supreme Court declined to take up the issue of prosecutors’ immunity from lawsuits when investigating crimes and seeking charges, putting an end to the lawsuit filed by five of the officers involved in Freddie Gray’s arrest against Baltimore City State’s Attorney ...
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Office demand near Interstate 83 in Baltimore County remains healthy, but appetite for amenities convinced St. John Properties to convert office space at Crestridge Center to service retail. The development company started transforming a portion of the single-story office property ...
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The Maryland chapter of the American Diabetes Association will hold its first training for primary care providers, updating them on the latest association standards for the treatment of diabetes. While endocrinologists are the specialists who treat diabetes, 85 to 90 ...
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Facebook brought its small business training event, Community Boost, to Baltimore Monday, the 46th stop on a 50-city tour. In addition to this week’s training, Facebook also announced that it would be working with Baltimore City Community College to create a ...
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