Michael Ross, Managing Director of Baltimore Center Stage, shares the screen with Sloane Brown, to talk about how the last year has affected – and changed – Center Stage, himself, and possibly theatre as a whole. He also reveals what led him ...
Read More »Drybar setting up in Hampden in June
Drybar, a California-based chain of salons that solely provides a hair styling service known as blowouts, will expand into the Baltimore market in June with a location in The Rotunda in Hampden. Drybar Baltimore, owned and operated by Sana Abidi, will occupy 1,800 square ...
Read More »Mercy Medical Center earns gold Beacon Award
The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) conferred a gold-level Beacon Award for Excellence on the Critical Care Unit at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, the third time Mercy has won the award. Mercy’s Critical Care Unit previously won the Gold Beacon Award in ...
Read More »New Energy Equity donates $12,500 for construction of William L. Adams Entrepreneurial Institute
New Energy Equity LLC, a solar developer and financier based in Annapolis, MD and founder of the Lift as We Climb Foundation, donated $12,500 toward the completion of the William L. Adams Entrepreneurial Institute. The institute, founded by the COR Health Institute, will be a ...
Read More »Scott exploring hotel purchases to address Baltimore’s homeless issues
Baltimore officials Wednesday posted a Request for Information (RFI) for the city to purchase hotels to provide non-congregate housing for people experiencing homelessness. Mayor Brandon Scott and the city is engaging the community to potentially purchase property that can be ...
Read More »UM School of Nursing launches nation’s first post-bachelor’s certificate in substance abuse
The University of Maryland School of Nursing (UMSON) this fall will become the first nursing school in the nation to offer a post-bachelor’s certificate in Substance Use and Addictions Nursing. The 12-credit graduate certificate, designed for registered and advanced practice registered nurses, will ...
Read More »Baltimore Medical System awarded $250K grant
Baltimore Medical System (BMS), Maryland’s largest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), was awarded a $250,000 grant from the Maryland Community Health Resources Commission (CHRC), an independent commission within the Maryland Department of Health, to support its Diabetes Education and Lifestyle ...
Read More »Northrop Realty opens new coastal headquarters, additional office in Delaware
Northrop Realty, A Long & Foster Company based in Clarksville, is opening two new locations in Delaware, a an office in Millsboro as well as a coastal headquarters in Bethany Beach. The residential real estate brokerage also has existing coastal ...
Read More »Total Health Care debuts Mobile Health Outreach Unit
Total Health Care, one of Maryland’s largest minority-run, nonprofit, tax-exempt community health centers, unveiled its new Mobile Health Outreach Unit April 9 at a special community COVID-19 vaccination and testing event outside St. James Episcopal Church in west Baltimore. Nearly ...
Read More »McDaniel College students compete for $5K in annual entrepreneurship competition
Five student teams will present their entrepreneurial ideas and products to a panel of experts in search of a $5,000 first prize during the McDaniel College Entrepreneurial Competition April 29 at 7 p.m. Formerly the Innovation Challenge Finals, the event will ...
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