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After years of redevelopment challenges, South Baltimore’s 235-acre Port Covington site is on its way to becoming a major economic center.  News of a branded “Cyber Town USA” was announced in mid-October, with some high-profile companies immediately joining the start-up ...

Tagged with: Glenda LeGendre Modern Marketing

In evaluating your company’s organizational structure, how many positions are superfluous? Would eliminating some or all of the administrative or managerial positions hurt the bottom line? Would it hurt or improve morale? And what about the employees in those roles? ...

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I know it can scarcely be believed now, children, but there once was a time when the federal government actively intervened to protect workers by assuring they were adequately paid. A time when our leaders cooperated in international prosecutions of ...

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Nov. 13, 2018, marks the third anniversary celebration of the Baltimore City Veterans Treatment Court, and many of you are probably unaware of its existence. While we celebrate this Veterans Day let’s not only thank our veterans but also the ...

Nike’s decision to have former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick serve as a representative for its recently unveiled 30th anniversary “Just Do It” advertising campaign,  has stirred up a lot of debate and discussion. An overarching question that loomed large at ...

Effective Jan. 15, 2018, the Maryland Health Care Commission has created a process for establishing an ambulatory surgery facility (ASF) with two operating rooms through an exemption from the certificate of need review. By creating a less onerous process for ...

The beauty of our world is comprised of the variety we can enjoy — after all, plain vanilla gets boring after a while. We read and watch movies to be transported to another world. We travel to sample new scenery, ...

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I’d always shuddered to imagine what it would be like to live as a dissident under some autocratic regime, hunted and harried as an “enemy of the people.” And now I suppose I’m getting a slight taste of it, since ...

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By the time many voters get past the candidates for office and are down to the bottom of the ballot, they may be tempted to vote “yes” on the remaining measures, whether from voter fatigue or a general trust in ...

We encourage Baltimore City voters to vote “Yes” on Question F, a Charter Amendment that would create an independent Office of the Inspector General.  Mayor Catherine Pugh and the Baltimore City Council publicly support passage of Question F. The city’s ...

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