Baltimore approves $1.25 million to turn old movie theater into hub for growing Hispanic community — The Sun
Permanent Superintendent and Budget on Baltimore County School Board’s Plate — WYPR
Buck Showalter’s Lutherville home sold for $1.4 million — WMAR 2
JHU Police Force May Be Imminent — The Afro
Baltimore Orioles will not play exhibition at Naval Academy in 2019 — The Capital
Former Baltimore police deputy commissioner appointee files defamation suit over release of memo — The Sun
Drinks on the house — Baltimore Brew
Dylan Myers Paves His Own Path — Baltimore magazine
Maryland companies raised more than $1B in venture funding in 2018 — Technical.ly
Suspect in the Blarney Stone Pub shooting is out on bail, despite federal drug record — WBAL-TV
With their contract expiring at midnight last night, musicians in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra this morning condemned management for refusing to offer an extension and back off proposals to cut the group’s schedule from 52 weeks to 40 weeks.
By David Jahng
Beating non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma into remission and being the first Maryland Republican governor elected for a second term since 1954 is no small feat.
But Gov. Larry Hogan will continue to work against the odds this legislative season, with Democrats maintaining a supermajority in the Maryland House and Senate.
Regardless, Hogan has previously touted his bipartisanship, and Wednesday’s inauguration was no different.
FIVE TIPS FOR REFRESHING YOUR HOME FOR THE NEW YEAR FROM NOUVEAU HOME AND INTERIOR DESIGN
By Steve Appel, co-owner, Nouveau Home and Interior Design
It’s January – time for a fresh start with habits, resolutions, and in your home. With some small changes you can revitalize your living spaces for a whole new year of entertaining and relaxing.
Here are a few tips to get you started, based on our experience solving design challenges from college students and growing families to baby boomers and empty nesters. Try a few ideas on your own, or give us a call for design advice. Better yet, take advantage of our Happy Hour Design Consultation, a one-hour, personal interior design consultation for $95 ($150 value). At your convenience (weekday or nights), Nouveau’s designers will come to your home with a complimentary bottle of wine, to discuss your home’s challenges, and how to start fresh in the new year.
Hot House: The Warrington, 3908 N. Charles Street #1303, Baltimore MD, 21218
Penthouse duplex apartment at the Warrington Condominium, circa 1927. Two bedrooms, 2.5 baths over 3,742 square feet, plus 500-square-foot terrace. 11- and 12-foot ceilings. Main floor: foyer, large living room with fireplace, dining room, butler’s pantry, library, powder room, Kitchen with oak floors, Traulsen fridge and private service elevator. Upstairs: ensuite master, dressing room w/custom walnut cabinetry and closet, spa-type marble slab bathroom, ensuite guest bedroom, laundry. Central AC, one parking space: $2,885,800 (ask about HOA fee)
Vested Interest — Baltimore magazine
Oyster Restoration: It’s Easier Said Than Done — WYPR
Mike Bordick Praises Orioles’ ‘Fresh New Look’ Under Mike Elias — PressBox
Three Baltimore neighborhoods named most popular and affordable in the country — WMAR 2
What do Govs. Larry Hogan, Chris Sununu of New Hampshire and Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania have in common, professionally speaking? Look to their approval ratings and polling numbers, and you’ll find they’ve successfully navigated highly partisan political climes—and, in Hogan’s case, even overcame a two-to-one disadvantage in voters’ party affiliation—to achieve strong support in their home states. They also were each handily re-elected to a second term this past November.
