A Day in the Life Admissions Event with The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland

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A DAY IN THE LIFE (OF A BL 6TH GRADER)
Wednesday,  April 21, 2021, 4 PM – 5 PM    |
Wednesday,  May 5, 2021,  4 PM –  5 PM

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We invite you to join us for a very special Day in the Life admissions event. We invite rising 6th graders to come to campus and experience, on a smaller scale, a typical day of a BL 6th grader. See how hands-on learning comes to life in the classroom, discover the wonders of our innovation period that lets you tinker, design, and create, and we even included time for recess. You will have the opportunity to engage with BL teachers and interact with current and future Lakers.

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Thursday Morning Headlines: Hogan, Scott address concerns over Johnson & Johnson vaccine; Schulz enters race for Maryland governor; and more

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Gov. Hogan, Mayor Scott Concerned About Loss Of Vaccine Trust Due To Johnson & Johnson Issues — WJZ

Schulz Wastes No Time After Rutherford Bows Out; Glassman Expected to Run for Comptroller — Maryland Matters

Mosby defends policy against prosecuting minor crimes in Baltimore — WBAL

Baltimore County Public Schools mistakenly exposed the personal information of 2,500 employees — WMAR

Tribune Publishing sticking with Alden offer for now over bid by Maryland businessman and Swiss billionaire — The Baltimore Sun

Human Foot Found In West Baltimore Dumpster — Fox 45

Red Shed Village Provides Restorative, Transformative Shelter to Those in Need — Baltimore magazine

Wednesday Afternoon Headlines: State commerce secretary announces run for governor; Fells Point bars seek workers; College Park graduation will be in-person; and more

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Kelly Schulz, state commerce secretary, announces run for Maryland governor – The Sun

Fells Point bars, restaurants host job fair to find more help – WBAL-TV

Baltimore County public schools mistakenly disclosed exposed personal information of 2,500 employees – WMAR-TV

Baltimore County Council debates lifting live-music ban – WYPR

UM College Park announces plans for in-person outdoor graduation ceremonies – The Daily Record

 

Maryland providers pause use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine amid federal investigation into rare blood clots

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This illustration, created at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), depicts the exterior structure of the coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19. Image courtesy of CDC.

A total of 173,534 Marylanders have been vaccinated with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, which the state health department on Tuesday directed providers to pause using while federal officials investigate six reported U.S. cases of a rare and severe blood clot in individuals who received that vaccine.

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Wednesday Morning Headlines: Maryland directs providers to pause J&J vaccine; Rutherford won’t run for governor in 2020; and more

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Marcus Dieterle
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Maryland Directs All Vaccine Providers To Pause Johnson & Johnson Shot In Light Of Clot Reports — WJZ

Boyd Rutherford will not run for Maryland governor in 2022 — WBAL

In Wake Of Failed Bills, Housing Advocates Say Relief Funding Alone Won’t Stop Evictions — Maryland Matters

High-ranking Baltimore County official made $30,000 in unauthorized purchases, IG says — Baltimore Brew

Lidl plans to demolish Bel-Garden Bi-Rite to make way for new store — Baltimore Business Journal

Baltimore company that made yarn bought by Vice President Kamala Harris has stitched together a success story — The Baltimore Sun

Nana Has News

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My art teacher Scott Fuqua helped me a lot with this.

Look who showed up in Boston last month! My grandson. Believe it or not, his other abuelita, Maria Rosa, beat me to writing the first poem about him, in Spanish. Already he is an internationally celebrated child.

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Tuesday Afternoon Headlines: Governor signs dozens of bills into law; Speed cameras on deck for JFX; Photos of winners of squirrel contest; and more

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Gov. Hogan signs dozens of bills, including one to set standards for paying people wrongfully convicted – The Sun

Speed cameras to be allowed on Jones Falls Expressway in Baltimore – WBAL News

Navy stadium to open Thursday as mass vaccination site – WBAL-TV

“Johnny O” uses tweets to buy time on decision on gubernatorial run – Maryland Matters

“Squirrel Week” features photos of cute local rodents – The Washington Post

Construction underway on new MARC train facility in Baltimore – WMAR-TV

 

Downtown Baltimore shed jobs but is poised for recovery, analysis says

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Photo credit: Downtown Partnership

After losing jobs and office tenants in 2020, Downtown Baltimore has “room for optimism” as a recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic launches, according to a new economic assessment.

The State of Downtown Report for 2020, unveiled by the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, showed that the area lost nearly 7000 jobs in 2020, from 124,785 to 117,970, and that the office vacancy rate rose from 17.75% to 23.2%.

Tourism and retail numbers were down, museums and performance venues were closed for months, and some “beloved” restaurants did not survive, according to the report.

But Baltimore will benefit from state funds intended to spark changes that can encourage people to live, work and spend money downtown.

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Hot House: Historic mansion on three acres in the heart of Guilford

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Meg Fielding
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Charlcote House, Guilford, Baltimore

Hot House: Historic Charlcote House, built 1914-1916. Also known as the James Swan Frick House. Five bedrooms/five baths; 12,000+ square feet and 3.1 acres. Asking price: $4,995,000 

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BmoreArt’s Picks: April 13-19

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BmoreArt’s Picks: April 13-19

BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.

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