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01/26/2021 5:11pm
Uber Eats and other apps have implemented similar fees in several cities that have already set their own caps.
01/26/2021 3:42pm
Among House Bill 32s equity-focused provisions is a call for the automatic expungement of criminal charges for possession of small or personal use amounts of cannabis.
01/26/2021 2:34pm
Gov. Larry Hogan, who previously called for lawmakers to pass his relief bill on the first day of the legislative session, did not testify during the virtual public hearing.
01/26/2021 2:25pm
Maryland is moving to stand up mass vaccination clinics throughout the state including at M&T Bank Stadium and the Baltimore Convention Center even as the vaccination supply remains limited and those already eligible are having difficulty getting shots.Gov. Larry Hogan announced during a press conference Tuesday that the state will open mass vaccination clinics at the Baltimore Convention Center, which also houses a Covid-19 field hospital, and at Six Flags America in Prince Georges
01/26/2021 12:53pm
Health-focused startups selected to participate in the new incubator program will receive up to $100,000 in investment, along with mentorship and support from experts within LifeBridge and CareFirst.
01/25/2021 12:51pm
By Leonard Robinson Justin B. Terry Smith, a resident of Severn, is a writer, professor, veteran and longtime activist with a special interest in LGBTQ and HIV/AIDS issues. Smith grew up in a nominally Christian household, but was always reminded of his familys Jewish heritage. As an adult, Smith reconnected with his familys roots through The post You Should Know Justin B. Terry Smith appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
01/25/2021 9:44am
Chuck Schumer could not let the moment pass without mentioning its Jewish history. Georgias new senators, Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, were sworn in last Wednesday, making Schumer the new Senate majority leader the first-ever Jew in that powerful role. Never afraid to reference his Yiddishkeit, Schumer recalled his roots in an address in The post Chuck Schumer, now the highest-ranking elected Jewish official ever, wants to make more history appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
01/25/2021 9:26am
Larry King, the iconic Jewish radio and TV interviewer who never met a subject he didnt seem to like, has died at 87. King died Saturday at a hospital in Los Angeles. His company Ora Media released the announcement and did not list a cause, but King had been hospitalized recently with the coronavirus. King The post Larry King, legendary Jewish TV interviewer, dies at 87 appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
01/22/2021 4:21pm
Those who live in glass houses The hypocrisy and double standard of the political left is on full display in Sen. Ben Cardins opinion piece We can no longer be a haven of hate, Jan. 15. The righteous indignation of Cardin and the political left was absent when their supporters were rioting and burning government The post Letters to the editor: Jan. 22 appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
01/22/2021 4:19pm
In the worlds of philanthropic and political giving, Sheldon Adelson was a generational figure. He was a man of extraordinary wealth who invested heavily in causes in which he believed, and he never faltered under the scrutiny or criticism of some of his choices. Quite simply, the man described broadly as the casino magnate put The post Sheldon Adelsons legacy appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.
01/26/2021 1:24pm
CSU Receives Grant to Study Causes of Gun Violence Among Young Black Males BALTIMORE Coppin State University CSU has received a two-year, $100,290 grant, to study the attitudes and reasons that spark young African-American males in urban areas pick up and carry guns, in an effort to reduce the problem. Lead investigator at CSU, Dr. The post CSU receives grant to study causes of gun violence among young Black males in Baltimore appeared first on Afro.
01/26/2021 1:06pm
BARBADOS January 26, 2021 A group of concerned Caribbean citizens has launched iPRAY Caribbean, a 24-hour prayer initiative in support of the region. A free livestream is set to take place from Jan. 30 at noon to noon on Jan. 31 Atlantic Standard Time. iPRAY Caribbean is encouraging every individual who lives in or The post Group launches 24-hour prayer initiative in support of the Caribbean appeared first on Afro.
01/25/2021 4:50pm
Registration for Summer Job Placements to be Conducted Entirely Online this Year BALTIMORE, MD Monday, January 25, 2021 Today, Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced that YouthWorks, Baltimore Citys summer jobs program for young people, has opened online registration for the 2021 summer session. Residents ages 14-21 can visit youthworks.oedworks.com to register as a new The post Online registration now open for YouthWorks 2021 summer jobs program appeared first on Afro.
01/25/2021 12:27pm
Submitted by Phillip Ghee Dear, Black Lives Matter and Affiliated Organizations Firstly I would like to thank you for being at the forefront of an awakening moment that has revived the Social Justice and Social Conciseness Movement. However in this praise of you I do fear that your accomplishments may either implode or in the The post Open letter to Black Lives Matter appeared first on Afro.
01/25/2021 12:02pm
Independent Study Affirms Universitys Economic Vitality Fueling Jobs, Research Investment and Business Development BALTIMORE Morgan State University President David K. Wilson announced today the results of an independent analysis of impact indicators and fiscal contributions affirming that Morgan remains a key economic driver in the region, generating $1.1 billion in annual financial impact on Maryland The post Morgan expands economic impact to $1.1 billion statewide, $640 million in Baltimore appeared first on Afro.
01/26/2021 11:40pm
Wall scored 24 points to help Houston to a 107-88 victory over Russell Westbrook and the Washington Wizards.
01/26/2021 8:45pm
The Howard County Board of Education unanimously approved a hybrid learning model Tuesday that will begin rolling out March 1, with all students who want to be in school buildings returning by April 12.
01/26/2021 6:47pm
Heres a list of links by county for where to go to make appointments for the vaccine if youre eligible to receive it.
01/26/2021 6:05pm
With spring training weeks just weeks away and a hole atop their shortstop depth chart, the Orioles signed veteran infielder Freddy Galvis to a one-year contract, the team announced Tuesday.
01/26/2021 5:59pm
The Annapolis housing authority board approved Tuesday two residential units be converted into police substations to curb an increase in violent crime and drug-related activities in the Robinwood and Harbour House communities.
01/26/2021 11:21pm
Baltimore police are searching for a 1-year-old girl in connection with a non-custodial parental abduction.
01/26/2021 9:42pm
More questions arise about how Marylands plan stacks up to other states and if public health officials think the state is on the right track to vaccinate everyone efficiently
01/26/2021 9:34pm
A warning as many people in the country are falling on some tough times financially: Scammers could be targeting your tax information.
01/26/2021 9:11pm
Some Baltimore-area school systems are developing plans to return students to some form of in-person learning.
01/26/2021 9:02pm
The brutal truth is its going to take months before we can get the majority of Americans vaccinated. Months. In the next few months, masks, not vaccines, are the best defense against COVID-19, President Joe Biden said Tuesday
01/26/2021 10:10pm
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday that the states health department and Maryland National Guard will work together to launch six mass coronavirus vaccination sites.
01/26/2021 10:09pm
The Baltimore City Council unanimously approved a bill that would cap the fees food delivery apps can charge.
01/26/2021 10:07pm
Another Howard County man is in FBI custody after he was reportedly linked to the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
01/26/2021 10:07pm
As states desperately await for more doses of the limited coronavirus vaccines created by Pfizer and Moderna, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is hoping that another company will begin producing their version of their COVID-19 vaccine soon.
01/26/2021 10:06pm
Hospitalizations are down but deaths are up Tuesday morning as Maryland reports 1,482 new coronavirus cases.
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