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05/06/2021 2:15pm
Amtrak CEO Bill Flynn said the proposed maglev project would primarily serve the rich and argued federal money would be better spent on upgrading the regional railroad system.
05/06/2021 1:10pm
The application period for the grants started Monday and will run through May 17.
05/06/2021 12:21pm
Minimum wage workers at Johns Hopkins University and Johns Hopkins Health System will be making $15 an hour by next year. The Hopkins institutions, which collectively represent the largest private employer in Baltimore City and in Maryland, announced Thursday they will be adopting the enterprise-wide minimum wage increase. The new $15 per hour minimum pay rate will take effect on July 1 for university employees and on Jan. 1, 2022 for health system employees, in line with annual pay increase schedules.
05/06/2021 12:18pm
The nonprofit benefitted from a savvy, but tough decision to move $7.8 million from bonds to stocks when the stock market crashed last year.
05/06/2021 12:15pm
The project includes Baltimores first new cluster of market-rate, single-family homes in decades.
05/06/2021 12:00pm
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05/05/2021 4:41pm
Ilana Kornblatt, 24, knows what its like to be involved in BBYO as both a teen participant and as a professional. Kornblatt is the regional director for the Baltimore Council of BBYO, a Jewish teen movement. She grew up in Pikesville, where she attended Krieger Schechter Day School and Pikesville High School and went to The post You Should Know Ilana Kornblatt appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
05/05/2021 4:29pm
By Toby Tabachnick Daniel Libeskind, the internationally renowned architect who designed the World Trade Master Plan in New York following 9/11, has been chosen as the lead architect to reimagine the site of the Tree of Life synagogue building in Pittsburgh. The renovation is part of the congregations REMEMBER. REBUILD. RENEW. campaignto commemorate the events The post Pittsburghs Tree of Life synagogue selects Daniel Libeskind as lead architect for major renovation campaign appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
05/05/2021 4:16pm
A couple at home, circa 1960. 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 Snapshots appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
05/05/2021 4:15pm
Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation celebrated Yom Haatzmaut with tie-dyeing, listening to Israeli music and food from the 2 Bold Chefs food truck.The post TIE-DYE appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
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05/06/2021 3:20pm
By Reginald Allen II Special to the AFRO Though unwelcomed, it has been 17 years since the periodical cicada, Brood X, was seen in the state of Maryland and other regional states. For the mid-atlantic, southeast and bordering states in the Midwest like Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, the Magicicada septendecim, is the most popular The post Cicadas emerge appeared first on Afro.
05/06/2021 2:27pm
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05/06/2021 12:06pm
By Sean Yoes AFRO Senior Reporter syoesafro.com For many in the family of Black American engineers, Lashun Massey was a shining example of excellence in her field. Perhaps more importantly she was also a wife and a mother of two. Thats why her family and community had been gripped in fear since she was reported The post Death of prominent engineer leaves community shaken appeared first on Afro.
05/06/2021 11:30am
By Ralph E. Moore Jr. Special to the AFRO The AFRO-American Newspaper will be moving to a former mansion on a once 10-acre plantation. The Upton Mansion at 811 W. Lanvale Street in West Baltimore will house the AFRO News, AFRO Charities and the AFRO Archives on a single acre. It is an exciting project The post Upton Mansion has deep roots in Baltimore appeared first on Afro.
05/06/2021 11:25am
By Local Media Association Dr. Frances Toni Draper, chief executive officer and publisher of The AFRO-American Newspapers, has been named a Content and Audience Innovator of the Year. Dr. Frances Toni Draper, chief executive officer and publisher of The AFRO-American Newspapers, has been named an Innovator of the Year by Local Media Association for her The post LMA names Dr. Draper Content and Audience Innovator of the Year appeared first on Afro.
05/06/2021 4:04pm
Gov. Larry Hogan announced the initiative to help young people recover from the devastating impacts of the pandemic, challenges that he said could have lasting impacts on children.
05/06/2021 4:02pm
County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. will forgo a run for governor to seek another term in his Baltimore County seat.
05/06/2021 3:37pm
An Annapolis police detective who moonlights at a Walmart in Baltimore County was charged with stealing five TVs and more than 60 other items from the business.
05/06/2021 3:23pm
After decades of failed attempts, state lawmakers passed a bill this year that would eliminate the song, Maryland, My Maryland, from the list of official symbols of the state.
05/06/2021 3:19pm
FCC complaint alleges Sinclair-owned Baltimore station WBFF is engaged in what appears to be an intentional crusade against Baltimore States Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
05/06/2021 4:00pm
A $30,000 reward is being offered in the shooting death of an Israeli man, killed while visiting Baltimore for a family wedding.
05/06/2021 3:51pm
Court employees are prohibited from wearing face masks depicting logos, including a blue line to signify support for law enforcement.
05/06/2021 3:50pm
A 45-year-old Hagerstown man was seriously injured after an explosion Thursday, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal.
05/06/2021 3:42pm
Josh Duggar did not answer questions from reporters as he left the jail and got into a vehicle.
05/06/2021 3:30pm
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Michael Harrison will meet next week with Gov. Larry Hogan to discuss the citys violent crime.
05/06/2021 4:11pm
Off to a blazing start and fresh off a no hitter a question for Orioles fans about Means. Trade him, extend him or keep him
05/06/2021 3:53pm
The Baltimore County Department of Aging has announced Thursday plans to reopen senior centers after a 14-month hiatus.
05/06/2021 3:18pm
Maryland State Police is investigating a fatal two-vehicle crash in Howard County Wednesday night
05/06/2021 3:00pm
Human remains are discovered by a few fishermen Wednesday in Dundalk. Now a homicide investigation is underway.
05/06/2021 2:48pm
The Baltimore County Public Library will reopen for limited, in-person browsing on Monday, May 17.
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