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Councilman Calvin Ball Enters Race For Howard County Executive
Howard County Councilman Calvin Ball announced Thursday he will run for county executive in the November 2018 elections. Ball is […]
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Here’s What It Costs To Maintain An Empty RFK Stadium
The District of Columbia paid more than $2 million for security and maintenance at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium last […]
Read moreMaryland Medical Marijuana Commission Chief To Resign
The executive director of the Maryland medical marijuana commission is stepping down, as the state’s first crop of dispensaries and […]
Read moreMaryland Employers Receive Lowest Possible Unemployment Insurance Tax Rates Under Law
For the third straight year, Maryland employers will receive the lowest possible unemployment insurance tax rates under state law, according […]
Read moreRegional Leaders Back Stopgap Funding Option For Metro
Bowing to reality that new regionwide dedicated funding for Metro is unlikely to pass during this winter’s General Assembly sessions, […]
Read moreMGM National Harbor Tops State Casinos Again As Horseshoe Revenue Declines
Approaching its first anniversary, MGM National Harbor generated more than $50 million in revenue in October, while revenue at Horseshoe […]
Read moreMost Democrats Running For Md. Governor Say They Won’t Seek Public Matching Funds
Only two of the eight Democrats vying to replace Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) in 2018 say they might seek […]
Read moreThese Are Maryland’s Largest Incubators And Accelerators
Johns Hopkins University’s FastForward incubator and co-working space bumped up to the No. 1 spot on this year’s List of […]
Read moreMaryland Gets 4th Amazon Fulfillment Center, 1,500 More Jobs
Amazon will build an 855,000-square-foot fulfillment center at the Tradepoint Atlantic industrial park at Baltimore County’s Sparrows Point. The new […]
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