All eyes this week were on Donald Trump, but by extension, they also homed in on his new presidential adviser, Baltimore developer Reed Cordish. Following the news of Cordish’s official appointment to Trump’s team, news outlets dug up some of his checkered history of plaintiffs alleging racial discrimination against his company. Our new president responded to one of those outlets with a statement defending his decision to hire Cordish.
Here were our other most popular posts from Jan. 14 through today:
Cynthia McIntyre – “Why So Blue? Mt. Vernon Townhouse Wants $589K, And Living Room Paint” – Tuesday, Jan. 17
Robert O’Brien – “The New Port Covington Bike Path Will Glow in the Dark” – Thursday, Jan. 12
Ethan McLeod – “Former Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Lands Job With ABC News” – Tuesday, Jan. 17
Ed Gunts – “Urban Landscape: New Housing and Offices for Midtown; Henslee Conway Gets a New Name; Attendance Up at Pandora Ice Rink; Janet Marie Smith Honored” – Wednesday, Jan. 18
Ed Gunts – “Reed Cordish Joining Trump Administration as Assistant to the President” – Tuesday, Jan. 17
Ethan McLeod – “Two Maryland Lawmakers Introduce Measures to Quell Styrofoam Pollution” – Thursday, Jan. 19
Ethan McLeod – “BMA, Creative Alliance Hosting Inauguration Events Designed to Inform and De-stress” – Wednesday, Jan. 18
Robert O’Brien – “Elijah Cummings Staffer Injured in Fire That Killed 6 of Her Children” – Friday, Jan. 13
Stephen Babcock – “Bad Decisions to Close Next Month” – Thursday, Jan. 19
