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Saul Centers Inc., an equity real estate investment trust in Bethesda, saw a dip in total revenue in its second quarter financial report released Friday. Total revenue dropped to $53.2 million from $58.1 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2019. Net income decreased to $10.2 million ...

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball is seeking applicants, particularly business representatives, a representative from the general public and one from a consumer interest group, interested in serving on the Consumer Protection Advisory Board. The deadline to apply for these positions ...

The Regional Manufacturing Institute of Maryland (RMI) has issued a call for entries for stories of innovation, leadership, goodwill, transformation and resilience. With support from the Maryland Department of Commerce and in partnership with 12 of Maryland’s leading business organizations, ...

Volunteers of America Chesapeake & Carolinas (VOACC) Friday announced the expansion of its Targeted Case Management (TCM)/Care Coordination programming to Baltimore after the nonprofit was selected for an up to five-year contract to provide services for youth and their families by ...

Long before COVID-19, with interest rates at the lowest they’ve been in decades, realtors nationwide were forecasting a good year for the market. But Laura Anderson, the president-elect for the Mid-Shore Board of Realtors, never imagined waterfront homes in St. ...

Six finalists were named Friday for the HACK Baltimore-ETC Accelerate Challenge, the first city-wide tech movement that teams up community advocates, nonprofits, technologists and city residents to design “sustainable” solutions for the challenges affecting Baltimore. Named finalists were Nneka N’namdi ...

Baltimore City Community College will continue online instruction for its upcoming fall semester which begins Aug. 24, college officials said. Amid evolving health conditions and concern for the safety of students, faculty and staff, BCCC operations will stay in a ...

An unemployed makeup artist with two toddlers and a disabled husband needs help with food and rent. A hotel manager says his unemployment has deepened his anxiety and kept him awake at night. A dental hygienist, pregnant with her second ...

The Baltimore Station, an organization that provides individuals who suffer from homelessness and substance abuse disorder with residential and outpatient treatment programs, will host a Major League Movie Night, sponsored by the Baltimore Orioles, Aug. 27 at Bengies Drive-In Theatre to raise money to ...

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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Thursday launched a new food distribution map for residents seeking food pantries or access to free meals. The innovative map currently lists 31 locations offering groceries, produce, non-perishables, fresh and frozen meals for students, residents and older ...

Tagged with: Acts of Generosity COVID-19 Coronavirus response