Bowie Ice Arena Project In PGC Shelved, First Major Project Canceled For Builder
Posted: May 28th, 2020In: NewsSteve Costello has been fulfilling government contracts to build new buildings for nearly three decades, but what happened in Bowie last week was a first[...]
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Hogan Puts Pressure On Montgomery, Pr. George’s To Reopen
Posted: May 28th, 2020In: NewsMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday urged Montgomery and Prince George’s counties — the two hardest-hit jurisdictions in the state during the Covid-19 pandemic —[...]
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Lawmakers Hammer Hogan Administration Over COVID-19 Procurement
Posted: May 28th, 2020In: NewsLawmakers sharply criticized two Hogan administration procurement officials Wednesday for the acquisition of incomplete COVID-19 tests kits from South Korea. They also faced intense scrutiny[...]
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Maryland Transportation Chief Says He’s Trying To Keep Purple Line Builders On The Job
Posted: May 27th, 2020In: NewsMaryland’s transportation chief said Thursday he is negotiating daily with the companies building the Purple Line to try to keep them from quitting the project[...]
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Bowser Will Start D.C. Reopening Friday, Lifting Some Restrictions On Restaurants, Other Businesses
Posted: May 27th, 2020In: NewsD.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser will allow restaurants, hair salons and some other businesses to slowly begin to reopen to customers Friday, now that the District[...]
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Amtrak Says It Needs Additional Bailout Of Nearly $1.5 Billion To Stay Afloat
Posted: May 26th, 2020In: NewsAmtrak says it needs nearly $1.5 billion in supplemental funding from the federal government to maintain “minimum service levels,” anticipating ridership will not recover to[...]
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Bowser Pitches Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing In DC’s Wealthiest Neighborhoods
Posted: May 26th, 2020In: NewsD.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser wants to offer tax breaks to incentivize construction of affordable housing in some of the District’s wealthiest neighborhoods as part of[...]
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Maryland Loses 349,000 Jobs In April, Unemployment Rate Hits Record High
Posted: May 25th, 2020In: NewsMaryland’s unemployment rate rose to 9.9% in April, setting a new record after the state lost 349,300 jobs during the month due to the Covid-19[...]
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D.C., Virginia, Maryland Businesses See Surprising Reversal In Latest PPP Tally
Posted: May 24th, 2020In: NewsSmall businesses across D.C., Virginia and Maryland have seen about $24.34 billion through 183,385 loans approved in total by the Small Business Administration’s $649 billion[...]
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For June Primary, Md. Lawmakers Call For Additional Voting Centers In Montgomery Co., Baltimore City
Posted: May 21st, 2020In: NewsMaryland’s top lawmakers are asking the State Board of Elections to add additional voting centers in Baltimore City and Montgomery County for the June 2[...]
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