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Slower foreclosures lift March home sale prices
The median sales price for homes in the Baltimore metropolitan area increased over last year for the second straight month, according to a report released Tuesday, but the trend may […]
Laser cataract surgery debuts here
Each year, about 3 million Americans go under the knife to have cataracts removed. But a Baltimore-based ophthalmologist will soon be wielding a computer mouse as he performs cataract surgery. […]
Howard County’s Wellness Center will offer variety
When people want to get a bite to eat, new clothes and an iPod all in one trip, they go to a shopping mall. But imagine a mall that catered […]
Anne Arundel Community College picks Lindsay as new president
Anne Arundel Community College said Tuesday that Dawn Lindsay has been selected as the college’s sixth president. “The board unanimously felt Dr. Lindsay had the leadership qualities, experience and commitment […]
Tottenham, Liverpool to play soccer match at M&T Bank Stadium
For American fans of English soccer, a chance to see two big-name teams from England’s highest league, the Barclay’s Premier League, play without having to buy a plane ticket is […]
Mobile lab brings hands-on learning to schools across Md.
In the hopes of encouraging Maryland students to consider a career in the bioscience industry, a mobile science lab is visiting the Baltimore School for the Arts this week, giving […]
Lawyer takes aim at functional illiteracy
In Baltimore, 16 percent of adults lack basic literacy skills, according to the most recent estimate from the National Center for Education Statistics. For the last 21 years, Shelly Abrams […]
A neat group holding meeting in Baltimore
People familiar with television shows like A&E’s “Hoarders” have seen professional organizers: People who earn a living helping people to get organized and stay that way. But most of the […]
Towson University taps former superintendent Grasmick
Towson University Tuesday named former Maryland Superintendent of Schools Nancy S. Grasmick as a presidential scholar as part of an initiative to improve teacher preparation at the university. “Towson University […]
For some, no snow equals no dough
Students probably think they are the ones who got a raw deal this winter when they were robbed of their snow days by an unusually low amount of snowfall. But […]
Baltimore customs lawyer a teacher of valuable lessons
A Baltimore customs lawyer who teaches Sunday religious classes has been awarded The Jewish Women’s Archive’s first Natalia Twersky Educator Award for developing a lesson that compared women from America’s […]
Container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd to start service to Baltimore
The fifth-largest container shipping company in the world is beginning a weekly container service to the Port of Baltimore that could create nearly 600 new jobs for Maryland. German company […]
