Baltimore City Wire

Baltimore City Council Stormwater Fee Committee met July 11.

By Danica M. Manlangit | Jul 31, 2018

Baltimore City Council Stormwater Fee Committee met Wednesday, July 11.

From Maryland State Wire

New Dover Bridge opens for Maryland 331 commuters

By Kyla Asbury | 6 years ago

Gov. Larry Hogan, along with state and local officials, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the new Dover Bridge in Preston.

BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION: Youth Works Summer Participants

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2018

DOT has made it a top priority to embrace our #YouthWorks summer participants in the most genuine and interactive ways!

BALTIMORE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Cummings and Warren

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2018

Promote legislation that would provide $100 billion over 10 years for services to combat substance use disorders.

BALTIMORE CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: ICCC Program 1st Cohort Reception

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2018

At Kaiser Permanente - South Baltimore’s ICCC Program 1st Cohort Reception.

B & O RAILROAD MUSEUM: B&O’s Summer Reading Challenge

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2018

Time is running out to participate in the B&O’s Summer Reading Challenge!

BABE RUTH BIRTHPLACE MUSEUM: Mark your calendars

By Press release submission | Jul 29, 2018

the museum is teaming up with the Sports Boosters of Maryland for a gala to celebrate the 35th Anniversary

From Maryland State Wire

University of Maryland-College Park ranks 14th for women's athletic student aid spending

By Maryland State Wire reports | 6 years ago

University of Maryland-College Park is among U.S. colleges that spend the most on athletic student aid for women's teams, according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of the latest federal data.

From Maryland State Wire

Sticker shock: Which 4-year U.S. schools charge the lowest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | 6 years ago

State residents enrolled at Maple Springs Baptist Bible College and Seminary face among the lowest cost of attending four-year in-state colleges and universities in the U.S., according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of federal data.

From Maryland State Wire

Sticker shock: Which 4-year U.S. schools charge the highest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | 6 years ago

State residents enrolled at St. John's College face among the steepest cost of attending four-year in-state colleges and universities in the U.S., according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of federal data.

From Maryland State Wire

Datawatch Systems relocates in Bethesda, plans to add 50 jobs

By Kyla Asbury | 6 years ago

A commercial office security provider is relocating its headquarters in Bethesda and planning to add 50 full-time positions.

From Maryland State Wire

State agency says single-payer health care system could cause layoffs, higher taxes

By Kyla Asbury | 6 years ago

While gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous has been pushing for a state-run single-payer healthcare system if he were to win the election this coming November, this could cause mass layoffs in the healthcare industry.

From Maryland State Wire

MACC leader anticipates learning more about Hogan's newest education initiatives

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

An advocate for Maryland's 16 community colleges voiced some cautious optimism about Gov. Larry Hogan's recent announcement of initiatives to make college more affordable and reduce student debt.

4624 Shamrock Ave., Baltimore unloaded by Marsha B Moore

By Baltimore City Wire | Jul 23, 2018

On July 23, 2018, Marsha B (Life) Moore purchased a home at 4624 Shamrock Ave., Baltimore from Marsha B Moore for $90,000.

BALTIMORE BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE: Baltimore Children and Youth Fund Selects a 25-person Proposal Review Panel

By Press release submission | Jul 22, 2018

Committee Will Make Recommendations to Associated Black Charities on BCYF Grantees

From Maryland State Wire

University of Maryland-College Park tops in Maryland for men's athletic student aid

By Maryland State Wire reports | 6 years ago

University of Maryland-College Park spends $29,022 per player on student aid for its men’s team athletes -- the highest rate among Maryland colleges -- according to an Higher Education Tribune analysis of U.S. Department of Education data.

From Maryland State Wire

Frederick County to receive over $446,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

The Frederick County Local Management Board is drawing on past experience to determine how best to apply its share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund as announced by Gov. Larry Hogan's office this month, a local official said during a recent interview.

From Maryland State Wire

Caroline County to receive more than $613,000 in Children's Cabinet Fund grants

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

Cooking Matters 2 Generation is one of the programs in Caroline County that will benefit from a share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund as announced by Gov. Larry Hogan's office this month, a local official said during a recent interview.

From Maryland State Wire

Jealous' grimace means he doesn't know Maryland's 'forgotten counties', GOP official says

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

Maryland Democrat gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous' recent faltering and ultimately failed attempt to answer a basic question about issues in one county could be the grimace-heard-round-the-state, a Baltimore County Republican Party official said.

From Maryland State Wire

Queen Anne's County to receive over $360,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

Hopes have been fulfilled in Queen Anne's County, where the Local Management Board will receive a share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund.