MCB Real Estate announces plans for a mixed-use development in Montgomery County that will have a focus on the life sciences and biohealth
MCB Real Estate, the developer of Harborplace in Baltimore, announced on Thursday that it will lead the development of VIVA White Oak, a mixed use project planned for a 280-acre site in eastern Montgomery County, Maryland.
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Hot Plate: Mobtown Brewing turns 5, Fennec pop-up at Artifact, Mother’s Day menus, and more
Baltimore restaurants are pulling out all the stops this week – for moms and for the rest of the community. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
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This mid-century modern house in Roland Park, with three adjacent roofs, a lovely pond, and a Bulthaup kitchen, is one of a kind.
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Thursday Morning Headlines: Governor signs juvenile justice reform bill; Cruise ships return to Baltimore; Supermarket closing sparks anger; and more.
Governor signs juvenile justice reform into law – WBAL News Radio Baltimore Museum of Art unveils sustainability plan – The Sun Cruise ships set to sail in and out of Baltimore again – WTOP News Edmonson Village residents outraged over Giant store closing – WMAR-TV Parents outraged over viral video showing alleged abuse at school…
Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: 3 Baltimore City Council races still up for grabs; Baltimore City, County water rates to rise; Preakness weekend forecast; and more.
Baltimore City Council races in three districts still too close to call — The Baltimore Sun Baltimore City and County residents will pay more for water beginning in July — Baltimore Brew Maryland Weather: Rain chances return this weekend — WJZ DALI ship removal postponed until early next week — WMAR Plebe from California caps…
Meet Asella Medina-Smith, 2024 Camp Nai Ambassador for The Assocated’s Young Adult Division.
Asella Medina-Smith is working with The Associated’s Young Adult Division as a 2024 ambassador for Camp Nai – a Jewish summer camp experience for adults. Her job? Get other young people as excited about camp as she is! Becoming A “Jew By Choice” Asella was studying abroad in the throes of the pandemic, living in…
Wednesday Morning Headlines: Incumbent Brandon Scott prevails in mayoral primary; Alsobrooks defeats Trone; Johnny O and Elfreth win congressional primaries; and more.
Incumbent Brandon Scott prevails in Baltimore mayor’s race primary – Associated Press Maryland Senate primary: Alsobrooks defeats Trone for Democratic nomination; Hogan wins GOP nod – WTOP News Zeke Cohen declares victory in race for City Council President – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Johnny Olszewski Jr., Sarah Elfreth win Democratic primaries for area congressional seats – The…
Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Bomb threat at Maryland State House; Dali lost power four times in 12 hours before crashing into Key Bridge; Get your cheddar baby biscuits elsewhere as Red Lobster closes four Maryland restaurants; and more.
Bomb threat reported at Maryland State House; police canvassing the area — Capital Gazette Dali had four power outages in 12-hour span before crash into Baltimore Key Bridge, NTSB report shows — WJZ Red Lobster abruptly shutters 4 Maryland locations — Baltimore Business Journal Catonsville woman pleads guilty to “hate-fueled plans to destroy the Baltimore…
Tuesday Morning Headlines: Polls open today for Primary Election Day; Precision explosives make cuts in bridge debris; Real estate market bounces back; and more.
Polls are open for Primary Election Day today – The Sun Explosives make precision cuts to remove bridge debris on Dali – WBAL News Radio Post positions announced for 149th Preakness Stakes – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Maryland real-estate market returns to pre-pandemic levels – Patch.com First responders train in Baltimore County water rescue – WMAR-TV Baltimore…
Monday Afternoon Headlines: Atlas lawyer sends letter to opponents of planned bar in Fells Point; 3 plead guilty in Baltimore’s Brooklyn mass shooting; Ravens and Chiefs to face off in season opener; and more.
Atlas Restaurant Group’s plan for a new bar on Thames Street stirs anger and fear — Baltimore Brew 3 plead guilty in Brooklyn mass shooting, receive sentences — WBAL Baltimore Ravens to face Kansas City Chiefs in 2024 NFL season opener — WJZ Orioles owner shares nine life lessons with American University grads — Baltimore…
Last Week, This Week: Stories You Need To Start Your Day (News From May 6-10)
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Monday Morning Headlines: Agreement on ending JHU encampment; Controlled explosion Monday for bridge piece atop Dali; 4 percent early voting turnout; and more.
Agreement reached to end encampment at Johns Hopkins University – WBAL-TV Demolition of Key Bridge piece atop Dali delayed by lightning, now scheduled for Monday – The Sun Juvenile group in Towson involved in multiple Friday night robberies – FOX Baltimore/WBFF-TV Cyberattack is compromising systems at Baltimore-area hospitals – WYPR News 4 percent turnout in…
Friday Afternoon Headlines: Towson Apple store workers to vote whether to go on strike; Tensions over Palestine continue at Hopkins; Atlas plans Annapolis restaurants; and more.
Towson Apple store workers will vote Saturday on strike authorization — The Baltimore Sun Johns Hopkins letter confuses students as tensions rise over pro-Palestinian encampment — WJZ Atlas Restaurant Group releases details for new Annapolis concepts — Baltimore Business Journal This county had the highest Maryland turnout for early voting in 2024 — WBAL Black-owned…
‘A lot of money’: Experts ponder how Baltimore should spend $400M in public subsidies to support privately-funded Harborplace redevelopment plans
During a forum about the past and future of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, experts pondered whether and how $400 million in public subsidies should be spent to assist privately-funded redevelopment plans for Harborplace.
Hot Plate: Mobtown Brewing turns 5, Fennec pop-up at Artifact, Mother’s Day menus, and more
Baltimore restaurants are pulling out all the stops this week – for moms and for the rest of the community. Here’s a look at what’s coming up.
