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Results 1 - 20 of 192 for "u:bizjournals.com" in Baltimore, MD
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Caves Valley Partners unveils $300M Towson Row project
Caves Valley Partners plans to redevelop a five-acre site in downtown Towson that has the potential to revitalize the southern edge of the Baltimore County seat as a gateway to the city. Comment?
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Maryland inks trade agreement with France's Calais region
Maryland and French economic development officials on Tuesday signed a pact to boost trade between the state and France's Calais region. Comment?
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Maximus plans to hire 100 in Baltimore
Health and human resources manager Maximus will be opening a second office in Baltimore and hiring at least 100 people to work there as part of its new $36 million contract to operate a customer service center for the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange. Comment?
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Maryland health exchange awards $36M call center contract to Virginia firm
Maximus will operate the exchange's Consolidated Service Center, a call center and physical office for customer support, through December 2017. Comment?
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Santorini Greek & Italian Cuisine opening in North Baltimore
A new restaurant, Santorini Greek & Italian Cuisine, will take over a former tavern in North Baltimore. Comment?
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Inner-city grocery store hires dietician to show shoppers how to eat well on a budget
A small supermarket in southwest Baltimore, in an inner-city area that doesn't have many grocery stores, has hired a full-time dietician to show shoppers how to eat well on a budget, WJZ-TV Channel 13 reported. Comment?
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Seawall plans ambitious multi-block project to transform Remington into 'Main Street'
The Baltimore Glass Co. building, a property Seawall Development Co. plans to purchase in the 2700 block of Remington Avenue. Comment?
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Baltimore liquor board to hear requests for new bars, license extensions
This week's city liquor board meeting includes a few requests to open new bars and restaurants with transferred liquor licenses, as well as a few hardship extension requests from struggling establishments. Comment?
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Baltimore liquor board to hear requests for new bars, license extensions
This week's city liquor board meeting includes a few requests to open new bars and restaurants with transferred liquor licenses, as well as a few hardship extension requests from struggling establishments. Comment?
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Baltimore wins $400,000 to spur development of brownfields
Baltimore City will receive $400,000 in federal funding to assess brownfield sites over the next three years, with half of the money going toward petroleum-contaminated site assessments. Comment?
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Top of the List: Baltimore architecture firms
This week's Top of the List is the top five "Largest architecture firms in the Baltimore area," ranked by architectural billings from Baltimore-area offices in 2012, based on our own survey results. Comment?
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Fro-yo franchise opportunity available in Charles Village
Frozen yogurt is a hot in Baltimore, and there's a new fro-yo shop available if you're looking to take advantage of the craze. Comment?
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Host of new Baltimore bars, restaurants seek liquor licenses
Several new bars and restaurants - everything from Ethiopian eateries to pizzerias - will apply for licenses at this week's Baltimore liquor board meeting. Comment?
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Peter Angelos donates $1M to University of Baltimore law scholars program
The gift from the power attorney and Baltimore Orioles owner aims to enhance the diversity in legal education. Comment?
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Baltimore arts districts win $200K to add European flare to public transit
Baltimore's three arts districts received $200,000 from ArtPlace America to go toward projects that will transform their public transportation. Comment?
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Maryland transit agency seeks additional $146.1M for Red Line design
The Maryland Transit Administration is requesting an additional $146.1 million from the state to help design the proposed Red Line for Baltimore. Comment?
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MICA, Johns Hopkins film program part of $18M Station North redevelopment
Station North is one step closer to getting two new restaurants, an artist incubator and a home for a new film program between the Maryland Institute College of Art and Johns Hopkins - all under one roof. Comment?
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BioMed Realty closes $670M deal for Wexford Science + Technology
The two companies initially announced the merger in March. The deal originally had a value of $640 million, but San Diego-based BioMed since agreed to take on Wexford's extra construction and development costs, giving the deal a total value of $672 million. Comment?
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Cargo train derails in Rosedale; buildings down
A CSX train derailment and explosion in Rosedale on Tuesday shook the Baltimore area, damaged two warehouses and led to massive traffic jams along a busy stretch during the peak rush hour. Comment?
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Baltimore-D.C. food truck competition comes with some changes
Foodies who flock to the second annual Taste of Two Cities this weekend are in for a few changes this year, including ticketed admission, a new location and more judging categories. Comment?
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