By Evan Raigrodski
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Greenlaurel: Ray Lewis’ Power52 Solar Farm Offers Training for At-Risk Job Seekers
After the Baltimore Uprising in 2015, retired Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis and his friends Rob D. Wallace and Cherie Brooks put their heads together. Their goal was to pursue a project that could reignite hope, faith and pride in their community. They soon realized any solution had to focus on creating jobs for the city.
Baltimore County Lawmakers to Vote on $2M State Loan for Amazon Distribution Center
Lawmakers in Baltimore County will decide tonight whether to formally back a $2 million loan for Amazon to build a new distribution center in Sparrows Point.
Local Leaders Really Want Amazon to Pick Baltimore for its Second Headquarters
Web giant Amazon announced today that it’s planning to build a second North American headquarters outside of Seattle, sending Baltimore officials into a frenzy to make their home Amazon’s next corporate home.
Tuesday Evening Headlines: A Plan to Relieve School Crowding in Baltimore County; Record High Temps on Tuesday; and More
New mobile job center launches in Baltimore – ABC2
Plan proposed to relieve overcrowding at Perry Hall schools – WBAL-TV
Baltimore City Power Rankings: down for Trump, up for Future Islands, more – City Paper
In Baltimore, Under Armour’s owner invests in a $5.5 billion bet on his city – Curbed
Baltimore sees record warmth Tuesday – Baltimore Sun
Southwest Partnership Launches ‘Southwest Works’ to Connect Residents with Jobs
A nonprofit that serves more than a half-dozen Southwest Baltimore neighborhoods is transforming the scope of its work with the launch of a new workforce development program.
New Guinness Brewery Planned Right Outside Baltimore
Beer lovers, rejoice: The British conglomerate that owns Guinness is eyeing the historic community of Relay, Md., as the site of a new brewery on U.S. soil.
Officials, Experts Debate Whether Trump’s Federal Hiring Freeze Will Hurt Maryland
In the first of many expected moves by President Donald Trump to “drain the swamp” in Washington, the man in the Oval Office yesterday signed an executive order to freeze hiring for civilian positions in the federal government.
