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The Baltimore-based firm would become the latest active manager to join the ETF market and take on passive indexes.

The PPP list released Monday includes developers behind projects like Port Covington, Harbor Point and the Metro Centre at Owings Mills.

Good morning BaltimoreThat was some pretty heavy rain we got last night. Were likely to see similar storms this afternoon, although temperatures throughout the day should be a little cooler in the low 80s. Now, lets get to the news. More than 15,000 BGE customers in Maryland were without power at some point after last nights storms. Strong winds brought down power lines and made for dangerous driving conditions. If you venture out tonight, please be careful WJZFollowing a viral video,

By Yakira Cohen The coronavirus pandemic may have upturned Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School graduate Avishye Moskowitzs senior year, but hes not letting it thwart his plans to take a gap year in Israel before college. Even with the risk of the pandemic, I think its very worth it to have that experience, he said. The post High School Graduates Look Forward to Gap Year in Israel appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

The Baltimore Jewish Times won six American Jewish Press Associations Rockower Awards for excellence in Jewish journalism for work published in 2019. The winners were announced July 2. Olgas Legacy by Susan C. Ingram, which profiles a Holocaust survivor who took the Czech Kindertransport out of Prague, won first for Excellence in Writing About Jewish The post Baltimore Jewish Times Awarded for Excellence in Jewish Journalism appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

By Rabbi Sid Schwarz JTA David Axelrod, a former top aide to former President Barack Obama, recently published a column in The Washington Post that hit me between the eyes and sat heavily on my heart. Axelrod and I are about the same age. He was too young to have been active in the The post Voices I Have Not Done Enough to Fight Racial Injustice appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

By Robert F. Smith These past four months, and particularly the past few weeks, have been among the hardest weve experienced as a nation. These issues matter to all of us. Naturally, theyre personal to me and I know theyre a priority for you. We must end systemic racism and lift our nation and The post OP-ED: Eradicate Systemic Racism Together appeared first on Afro.

Nationwide BlackNews.com Black professionals make up 10 of college graduates, but less than 1 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs and only 3 percent of executive/senior manager-level roles according to a study by the Center for Talent Innovation. The result of these struggles has led to thirty-eight percent of black millennials saying they are considering The post Black Ad Exec to Create 1 Million Black Millionaires appeared first on Afro.

NEW YORK In the past week at least 5 Black trans women were violently murdered. On Tuesday, June 30, Merci Mack, a 22-year-old in Dallas, Texas, was found murdered from an apparent gunshot wound to the head. In Louisiana, Draya McCarty was found killed in Baton Rogue and Shakie Peters was found killed in The post At Least Four More Black Trans Women Killed in Last Week appeared first on Afro.

The school system is hosting A Conversation on Race and Racism in America and Baltimore County Public Schools beginning at 4 p.m. Wednesday.

Within the past two weeks, seven eateries have closed in Canton, a neighborhood public health experts say is an emerging hot spot for the coronavirus as cases are rising in younger people.

Nearly half of the $413 million in state budget cuts resulting from the economic fallout caused by the coronavirus pandemic will affect higher education. The reductions will affect throngs of Maryland colleges and universities, including the University System of Maryland and the states community colleges and private schools.

The video shows a restaurant employee demanding the man verbally assaulting the family leave.

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Experts weigh in on the presidents comments made during a July 4 speech at the White House.

Firefighters in Talbot County battled two large house fires within hours of each other Monday night, the state fire marshals office said.

A 27-year-old man was arrested Monday night in a shooting in east Baltimore that left a 35-year-old woman injured, city police said Tuesday.

The Fraternal Order of Police is firing back after the Baltimore police commissioner said it was tactically unsafe for the few officers in position to dispel a group of protesters who toppled the statue of Christopher Columbus and threw pieces into the harbor over the weekend.