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02/21/2020 4:30pm
Wells Fargo & Co. NYSE: WFC has agreed to pay $3 billion in a settlement reached with the United States Department of Justice and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.The settlement resolves criminal and civil investigations into faulty sales practices at Wells Fargos community bank from 2002 to 2016. Those practices involved cross-selling and unrealistic sales goals, which led employees to open as many as 3.5 million fake accounts without customers knowledge.The conduct at the core
02/21/2020 2:28pm
Happy FridayThis week brought news of closings and new beginnings on the local bar and restaurant scene. We said goodbye to a fondue chain in Columbia and a farm-to-table spot in Clarksville. We also learned of a new chapter for a venerable Jewish deli and a modernized path forward for a 67-year-old Dundalk bar. Check the ICYMI section at the end of the column to get caught up. I also have news of comings and goings at the Avenue at White Marsh, an update on menu changes at Red Star and
02/21/2020 1:55pm
The expanded incubator could allow 30 more biotechnology companies to be able to work on the hospital campus and share designated lab space.
02/21/2020 12:56pm
Businesses and nonprofits alike are increasingly expected to pay more attention to fostering inclusive workplaces, and the benefits of doing so are clear. A thriving organization employs people of all backgrounds, regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or disability. It makes for a more desirable place to work overall, and can boost their reach to new customers or clients who share these values.For the third year, the Baltimore Business Journal is honoring those executives,
02/21/2020 12:27pm
Nonprofits, agencies and companies are collaborating on job skills training.
02/21/2020 7:00am
Senioritis may be kicking in just about now for 17- and 18-year-olds, as the leaves come back and the birds start chirping and graduation is just a cherry blossom away. However, its vital to not let the excitement get in the way of greater opportunities. As college acceptance letters are opened, so too are doors The post Four College Scholarships for Jewish Students appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
02/20/2020 4:23pm
If I am going to die, its good to have a warning and this might be a warning but it would be helpful to live longer, because my kids are amazing, and my grandkids are young, and I am not done guiding them. I am not done being a mom or a bubbe, The post A Pillar of Chesed Searches for a Gift appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
02/20/2020 3:18pm
This unidentified woman had her portrait taken at Bendann Studio, Baltimore, circa 1870. Can you identify anyone in this photo Contact Joanna Church, 443-873-5176 or jchurchjewishmuseummd.org. To see more of the Jewish Museums extensive collection and find out who has been identified in past photos, visit jewishmuseummd.org/tag/once-upon-a-time-2/.The post appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
02/20/2020 10:56am
A still summer lake, with a cool breeze flowing over it as a red morning sun stretches its fingers up over the trees. Birds chirping away as bunkhouses begin to empty of campers on the prowl for breakfast. The sound of soccer being played, obstacle courses being tackled, and mimosas being imbibed If this The post The Inner Child Runs Wild at Summer Camps for Jewish Adults appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
02/20/2020 10:34am
Campers have a lot of opinions when it comes to technology: Why TikTok is better than Vine, which filter is best on Instagram, and what the best apps are. Parents have opinions, too, on whether that screen will mush brains, how they need to reach their child 24/7, and on their childs independence. All these The post Cellphones at Camp: Yes, No, or Maybe So appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
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02/22/2020 7:04pm
By Didier Assogba and Lekan Oyekanmi The Associated Press The West African nation of Togo held a presidential election Feb. 22 that was expected to result in the incumbent winning a fourth term despite years of calls by the political opposition for new leadership. President Faure Gnassingbe became president in 2005 following the death of
02/22/2020 6:30pm
By Russell Contreras The Associated Press A new Netflix series is tackling questions around the 1965 assassination of civil rights icon Malcolm X. Who Killed Malcolm X dives into questions surrounding his accused killers and allegations of a botched investigation. The show available now on the streaming service comes as Feb. 23 marked the 55th
02/22/2020 3:39pm
By The Associated Press A man accused of fatally stabbing two people who prosecutors say tried to stop his racist tirade against two young Black women on a Portland, Ore., commuter train was convicted of murder Feb. 21 after an emotional trial that featured testimony from both women and the sole survivor of the attack
02/22/2020 3:02pm
By Dwight Brown, NNPA News Wire Film Critic Theyre just kids. Trash talking. Ranting, joking and flirting. Hanging out in packs. Smoking blunts, twerking up on each other at dance parties and dabbling in sex. They think theyre grown. But theyre just punching above their weight. Ayanna Zora Howard, a 17-year-old Harlem resident, has dreams.
02/22/2020 1:57pm
By AFRO Staff In its 46th year, American Craft Show returns to Baltimore celebrating all things handmade The American Craft Show returns to the Baltimore Convention Center on February 21 23, 2020. The American Craft Show, in its 46th year, is a three-day celebration of all things craft. Attendees can shop crafts like youve
02/22/2020 6:20pm
A coalition of environmental and community groups and half a dozen Baltimore City Council members on Saturday launched a plan under which the city would strive to one day virtually eliminate waste, and, they say, create jobs and improve the community in the process. The plan includes straightforward...
02/22/2020 12:41pm
A contractor is working to recover an estimated 50 gallons of fuel oil that spilled where the Jones Falls meets the Inner Harbor Saturday morning, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment. A U.S. Coast Guard contractor is using a vacuum truck to attempt to recover fuel at the site,...
02/22/2020 11:46am
A man was shot in the head in Pigtown Saturday morning, Baltimore Police said. Police said the shooting occurred at about 10:45 a.m. in the 1100 block of South Carey St. The victim was taken to a local hospital but police did not provide addition information about his condition. Southern District...
02/22/2020 7:38am
A few weeks after the Freddie Gray disturbances at North and Pennsylvania avenues in 2015, developer James Riggs deliberated whether he and his firm should embark upon a $21 million project to resurrect a beleaguered city block a mile away. I stepped back, considered all the bad publicity, and...
02/21/2020 5:02pm
More money from the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund is expected to begin flowing as early as next Friday, following months of delays that had some grassroots organizations worried about how they would stay afloat. Its been more than two years since the first grants were approved from the multimillion-dollar...
02/23/2020 3:47am
On this day in 1945, Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal took the most famous photograph of World War II.
02/23/2020 3:46am
Bernie Sanders scored a resounding victory in Nevadas presidential caucuses on Saturday, cementing his status as the Democrats national front-runner.
02/22/2020 10:40pm
Tandem floats -- multiple floats connected by hitches -- have been banned for the rest of the festival after a second death at this years Mardi Gras.
02/22/2020 8:51pm
Sen. Bernie Sanders won the Nevada caucus with a hefty lead. Can his rivals close the gap
02/22/2020 8:10pm
Baltimore police said they need the publics help locating a missing 17-year-old girl.
02/22/2020 9:40pm
The U.S. Naval Academy is mourning the loss of one of its own.
02/22/2020 9:39pm
One person was killed and another person was injured after a double shooting in Anne Arundel County on Saturday.
02/22/2020 9:38pm
Two firefighters in Cecil County were injured Saturday afternoon battling a house fire in Elkton.
02/22/2020 9:37pm
A Heros Workout was held Saturday at CrossFit Catonsville to help raise money for Pierre Gibbons, the local man who ran into a burning home to save his neighbor.
02/22/2020 9:36pm
A new brewing company is now open in Eldersburg.
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