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07/23/2019 4:50pm
WesBanco Inc. has agreed to acquire Old Line Bancshares Inc. in a $500 million all-stock transaction that will push the West Virginia-based bank into Maryland. The deal, the latest in a string of community bank acquisitions, comes more than a year after Bowie-based Old Line made a move into the Baltimore market by acquiring Columbias Bay Bancorp for $143.1 million. That acquisition catapulted Old Line to the third-largest community bank in Maryland.Wheeling-based WesBanco NASDAQ: WSBC will
07/23/2019 3:26pm
Homegrown salad chain Nalley Fresh is preparing to open another location in Towson this fall. The eatery, which already has 10 stores scattered throughout the Baltimore region, recently signed a lease for a 2,300-square-foot space inside the Court Towers office building at 210 W. Pennsylvania Ave. The restaurant is aiming for a September opening, according to MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services. Its the second location in Towson for Nalley Fresh, which has another store in the Exchange
07/23/2019 1:45pm
One of Under Armour Inc.s biggest skeptics on Wall Street rose his price target for the sportswear maker by $3 but still recommends selling the stock.Sam Poser of Susquehanna International Group LLP raised his price target for Baltimore-based Under Armour to $16. In an interview he said he reevaluated the stock and said he was too aggressive on the downside. Poser has been highly critical of Under Armour the last few years as the company has worked to gets inventory under control and improve
07/23/2019 1:42pm
Tradepoint Atlantic is partnering with a global offshore wind farm developer to create the states first offshore wind energy staging center in Baltimore County.Orsted U.S. Offshore Wind will invest $13.2 million to aid in the development of infrastructure and facilities at the 3,300-acre Sparrows Point logistics center and its inner berth. There, hundreds of workers will receive, assemble and ship out parts used to construct offshore wind turbines and farms in Maryland, and likely other East Coast
07/23/2019 1:39pm
The Baltimore Ravens have dropped two spots on Forbes annual list of the worlds most valuable sports franchises. The publication ranks the Ravens No. 29, down from 27th the past two years. The Ravens are valued at $2.59 billion, up 4 from a year before. The team has operating income of $107 million, according to Forbes. In terms of value, the Ravens rank immediately behind the Atlanta Falcons on the list and just ahead of their rival Pittsburgh Steelers. Owned by Steve Bisciotti, the Ravens
07/23/2019 10:42am
Lamar Odom visited the New York gravesite of Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, the late leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, with his two children last week. I heard he makes miracles happen, the former NBA star said in an Instagram post. Its a miracle to be here at this place with my children, reflecting on a better... Read MoreThe post Lamar Odom visits Lubavitcher Rebbes gravesite with his kids appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
07/23/2019 8:12am
Richard David Plotkin, of Baltimore, passed away on Monday, July 22, 2019, at the age of 84. He is survived by his wife Joyce Plotkin nee Zeskind children Jeffrey Marcie Plotkin and Jami Jon Kaylor siblings Marlene Bernie Gerber, Jay Dee Plotkin and Nancy Rafael Levites grandchildren Bret Kofsky, Ryann Plotkin and Jordan Plotkin. He... Read MoreThe post PLOTKINS appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
07/23/2019 8:06am
Malcolm Powers, of Essex, passed away on July 22, 2019, at the age of 90. Mr. Powers is survived by his children Rochelle Steward Howell, Estelle Kerry Avant and Michelle Powers Richard Thompson sisters Charlotte Malchick, Norma Burkhardt and Leslie Powers grandchildren Robert, Jennifer, Melissa and Damien Howell, Erik, Nathan and Jessica Avant, Merry Knight,... Read MoreThe post POWERS appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
07/22/2019 11:29am
Actress Natalie Portman will go from super scientist-love interest to superhero in the 4thinstallment of Marvels Thor series. Portman, who is Jewish and Israeli, will portray a female Thor in Thor: Love and Thunder, scheduled for release in November 2021, Deadline Hollywood reported from the annual Comic-Con convention in San Diego. It will be the... Read MoreThe post Natalie Portman Announced as Female Thor in Upcoming Marvel Movie appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
07/22/2019 11:20am
The 2019 Eurovision Song Contest, which took place in Tel Aviv in May, can be seen on Netflix. Netflix picked up the U.S. VOD rights to the three 2019 telecasts from Israel two semi-finals and the finals, Deadline Hollywoodreported.The rights to the 2020 semi-finals and finals, scheduled to be held in the Netherlands, home... Read MoreThe post Netflix Picks Up Rights to 2019, 2020 Eurovision Broadcasts appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
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07/23/2019 4:13pm
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire National Correspondent StacyBrownMedia Police officers in Philadelphia and St. Louis are paying a heavy price for their acts of racism. Weeks after ascathing analysis by the nonprofit Plain View Project, the two departments have responded. In Philadelphia, several officers have been terminated while in St. Louis, prosecutors have barred
07/23/2019 3:57pm
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent StacyBrownMedia Two new recently published reports show that racial profiling particularly Driving While Black remains a crisis in America. Arecent reportissued by Missouris attorney general Eric Schmitt revealed that black drivers across that state are 91 percent more likely than white motorists to get pulled over
07/23/2019 3:39pm
By NNPA 100-year old legendary African-American debate coach Dr. Thomas Freeman has been awarded the2019 Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Speech & Debate Association. Freemans 70-plus year resume includes teaching Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during his time at Morehouse, former U.S. Reps. Leland and Jordan, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, gospel superstar Yolanda
07/22/2019 6:48am
BALTIMORE SPEAKS is a series branching from the AFROs goal of engaging residents in the storytelling of their own communities. To continue providing hyper local accounts to readers,the AFRO has taken to the streets and reached back into neighborhoods to offer residents an opportunity to share their experiences, stories, passions and opinions. Through interviews and
07/21/2019 10:49pm
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent,StacyBrownMedia In June, Dr. Patrice A. Harris, a psychiatrist from Atlanta, was sworn-in as the 174th president of the American Medical Association AMA. She is the first African-American woman to hold the position. During her inauguration ceremony in Chicago, Dr. Harris said she plans to implement effective strategies to
07/23/2019 5:43pm
The Baltimore Police Department is close to completing internal investigations of officers implicated in the sweeping Gun Trace Task Force scandal, but the department still struggles to fully investigate its own, the latest consent decree report said. The problem is particularly acute when complaints...
07/23/2019 5:37pm
When the Baltimore Police Department received calls for an armed person at the Man Alive clinic in North Baltimore last week, the ensuing shootout between a patient and two officers was captured on body worn camera video. On Tuesday, the public got to see some of what the officers encountered that...
07/23/2019 5:36pm
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said Tuesday that 35 arrests were made in a highly publicized enforcement operation that targeted 2,100 people in Baltimore and nine other cities. Acting ICE Director Matthew Albence told reporters the operation, nicknamed Border Resolve, is ongoing....
07/23/2019 5:10pm
The Great Baltimore Oyster Partnership announced Tuesday it has grown 1 million oysters in the Inner Harbor since the group started in 2014. The partnership, a collaboration between area nonprofits and corporations, grows the oysters in cages within the Inner Harbor, which volunteers regularly...
07/23/2019 4:51pm
House of Delegates Speaker Adrienne A. Jones announced her pick Tuesday to join the new University of Maryland Medical System board of directors part of an effort to reform the troubled board after a self-dealing scandal. Jones said she selected Thomasina Rogers, a Prince Georges County lawyer...
07/23/2019 6:16pm
The CEO of La Colombe Coffee said he offered to give a school district $22,000 to wipe out unpaid lunch bills.
07/23/2019 6:10pm
In extreme cases it could cause a vehicle to catch fire.
07/23/2019 5:55pm
The baby slipped from moms grasp and sustained a head injury after falling onto the pavement, police said.
07/23/2019 5:36pm
The bill was introduced by Sen. Kamala Harris of California and U.S. House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler of New York.
07/23/2019 4:57pm
The CEO said GNC will cut its mall locations almost in half.
07/23/2019 6:25pm
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07/23/2019 6:20pm
Johns Hopkins is leading a new research project on a rare, polio-like disease that mostly affects young children.
07/23/2019 6:10pm
A dramatic rescue was caught on camera in Prince Georges County.
07/23/2019 5:59pm
Police in Baltimore County are searching for a man caught ransacking a Burger King.
07/23/2019 5:47pm
A sick seal that was nursed back to health at the National Aquarium in Baltimore was released back into the wild.
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