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Todd Scott lived in east Baltimore’s Latrobe Homes public housing as a child. Standing in Eager Park, about a mile from there, Scott could hardly believe the difference in the area since he was a kid. Speaking during a ceremony ...

Baltimore needs to promote policies that increase access to healthy food that people will actually take advantage of, a panel at Healing the Divide — an Atlantic Forum on Health Equity said Wednesday. Policies that affect where some of Baltimore’s ...

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Baltimore-based developer The Cordish Companies has opened the $120 million Two Light luxury residential tower in Kansas City, joining its sister tower, One Light, in the city’s Power & Light District. It was the second new construction high-rise apartment building in ...

Bethesda-based commercial real estate services and finance company Walker & Dunlop Inc. announced Wednesday it has structured equity and debt financing for the recapitalization of The Mark Apartments, a 227-unit, high-rise apartment complex in Alexandria, Virginia. The clients, Northpoint Realty Partners and ...

Rockville-based and family owned and operated MOM’s Organic Market has invested in Silver Spring community solar company Neighborhood Sun. Terms of the partnership were not disclosed. In addition to its partnership with Neighborhood Sun, Mom’s also has a 1.5-megawatt solar ...

Mercy Medical Center recognized the winners of the Sisters of Mercy Nursing Awards May 10 during its annual recognition of National Nurses Week 2018 in the McAuley Plaza conference center at 301 St. Paul Place in downtown Baltimore. Kim Bushnell, DNP, RN, ...

WASHINGTON — A federal judge approved the $85 billion mega-merger of AT&T and Time Warner on Tuesday, a move that could usher in a wave of media consolidation while shaping how much consumers pay for streaming TV and movies. U.S. ...

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Over the next 3 years, BGE plans on donating a total of 1.5 million LED bulbs to the Maryland Food Bank that will be distributed to 146 partnering pantries as part of the EmPOWER Maryland program.

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Silver Spring-based United Therapeutics Corp., a subsidiary of XVIVO Perfusion AB, announced Tuesday XVIVO’s ex-vivo lung perfusion technology will be incorporated into the laboratory of Lung Bioengineering Inc., a subsidiary of United Therapeutics’ public benefit corporation subsidiary Lung Biotechnology PBC. Lung ...

Millersville-based Travel Advantage Network donated over 4,000 insulated bags to the Maryland Food Bank to help the nonprofit group provide fresh fruits and vegetables to families as part of the SNAP Produce Drop program. The program provides fresh produce to ...