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ExpressCare Urgent Care Centers announced the first group of graduates from its new radiology technologist program. (Provided by LifeBridge Health)
Dec 15, 2025

ExpressCare announces 1st graduating class from new program

ExpressCare Urgent Care Centers announced the first group of graduates from its Limited X-Ray Machine Operator Program.

A rendering of the renovated Woodlawn library branch. (BCPL)
Sep 10, 2025

Baltimore County library branch to undergo $22M renovation

The Baltimore County Public Library said its Woodlawn branch will soon be undergoing an “unprecedented” $22 million renovation. 

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Maryland eyes iGaming, prompting fears of more problem gambling

As Maryland’s sports wagering market continues to grow, attention has been turning to the state’s next betting frontier — iGaming.

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Sep 12, 2018

Embattled Democratic senator’s re-election strategy: tout support of Hogan

A new campaign mailing on behalf of a Democratic state senator in a key district stresses her support for Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. That large glossy mailer that landed in the 8th […]

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From left, State Treasurer Dereck Davis, Gov. Wes Moore and Comptroller Brooke Lierman listen to a speaker at a meeting of the Board of Public Works on March 13, 2024. (Sapna Bansil/Capital News Service)

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