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A push to remake Oliver’s image
Freshly planted spring flowers and a large “Welcome Johns Hopkins Employees” sign at the corner of North Bond and Hoffman streets is a novel sight in Oliver, for decades one […]
Carr joins Northrop Grumman as executive
Robert A. Carr, a retired U.S. Army brigadier general, has been named Northrop Grumman Corp.’s corporate lead executive for company business in Fort Meade and Aberdeen. He will be the […]
Lucas inducted into Federal Women’s Council Hall of Fame
Quincy Lucas, founder and president of Witney’s Lights, has been inducted into the Federal Women’s Council Hall of Fame, which honors those who have contributed to the advancement of women […]
Getting to ‘No’
Roger Fisher and William Ury wrote a book over 30 years ago, “Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In“. Some of you may have seen, heard of, or have […]
Betsy Nelson: Community comes through for city schools
It is an exciting time for public education in Baltimore. In late December, the United States Department of Education announced the grantees for its highly competitive Investing in Innovation (i3) […]
D.C. touts lowest murder rate in nearly 50 years
WASHINGTON — The nation’s capital, ravaged more than two decades ago by a violent crack epidemic that drove up murder rates, is on pace to record the fewest number of […]
Residents demand community hires from EBDI
"If we don't work, nobody works!" chanted about 200 East Baltimore residents as they marched through the streets Tuesday morning toward the offices of EBDI, a nonprofit working to redevelop the area. Led by Baltimore Community Churches United, the group demanded to be hired in upcoming construction projects at the 88-acre site.
Bon Secours ready to aid community
In 2007, Bon Secours Hospital, which services a troubled West Baltimore neighborhood, was operating $15 million in the red and was facing an uncertain future. On Friday, hospital officials said […]
The Daily Record honors 50 ‘Very Important Professionals’
The Daily Record hosted its VIP List award ceremony at the Tremont Grand in downtown Baltimore on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2011. In its second year, 50 professionals from various industries were honored for their contributions to both their fields and the community through volunteer work.
UMB community is full of merger questions
Students and faculty members at the University of Maryland, Baltimore expressed apprehension Thursday about a proposed merger of that school and the state’s flagship campus in College Park. The University […]
EBDI development plan draws fire from Middle East residents
Residents of Middle East reacted angrily again Wednesday night against efforts to present a new development plan for their community, saying they have been disenfranchised from the process and fear […]
Community challenges new EBDI plan
During a second contentious meeting in two weeks, a group of Middle East residents Thursday night challenged a new plan for the massive redevelopment of their community by East Baltimore […]
