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WSSC Successfully Sells $181 Million In AAA-Rated Bonds
WSSC successfully conducted two competitive bond sales on Tuesday, May 17, totaling approximately $181 million. The sale of tax-exempt debt […]
Read moreSome Retailers Could Reject Baltimore if City Council Hikes Minimum Wage, Young Says
The debate over whether to raise the minimum wage in Baltimore to a possible $15 per hour has reached from […]
Read moreOn The Bay: New Law Will Boost Wetlands Protection
A new measure signed into law will improve wetland conservation and restoration efforts, said Gov. Larry Hogan. The Nontidal Wetlands […]
Read moreAnne Arundel Judge Halts Removal of Hogan’s Appointees
An Anne Arundel judge temporarily has halted a law to change the School Board Nominating Commission from taking effect June […]
Read moreMGM National Harbor Suites! Have A Look!
We’ve seen the exterior, the 10-eatery dining hall and the standard rooms. Now, MGM National Harbor has offered us a […]
Read moreBaltimore County Seeks Federal Grant To Aid US Wind Turbine Plant At Sparrows Point
A wind power company wants to build a manufacturing and assembly plant for wind turbines at an old shipyard in […]
Read moreNational Harbor Jumps Into Destination Marketing With New Visitors Bureau
National Harbor is ramping up efforts to draw in more out-of-town visitors with a new convention and visitors association. National […]
Read morePrince George’s Signs Agreement To Increase Business With Major U.S. Trading Partner
Prince George’s County economic development officials secured an agreement Thursday with their counterparts from South Korea in an attempt to […]
Read moreState Approves $1 Million For Frito-Lay Expansion In Harford
The Maryland Department of Commerce approved a $1 million conditional grant for Frito-Lay Inc. to help with a planned expansion […]
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