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City approves $700K loan for Senator Theatre
A $700,000 loan to restore and add to the historic Senator Theatre was approved Wednesday by Baltimore‘s Board of Estimates. The new operators of the theater, Kathleen Cusack and James […]
New financial incentives offered for Baltimore gaming license
Baltimore City offered would-be casino developers new financial incentives to bid on the city’s lone gaming license on Wednesday. The changes approved by the Board of Estimates include the diversion […]
Rawlings-Blake, Pugh ‘dissed’ in Conaway campaign site rap
Baltimore City mayoral candidate Frank Conaway has posted a rap on his campaign site that’s a little hard to miss. It takes just a couple swipes at his competitors for […]
Photo of the Day – Bernstein addresses the press
Check out a slideshow of our past Photos of the Day from The Daily Record’s staff photographers. We also have a SmugMug page, where you can purchase photos taken by […]
Baltimore casino bid deadline extended two months
ANNAPOLIS — Bids for the Baltimore City casino license will be due two months later than planned in order to give the state has more time to review questions raised […]
Councilman Stokes holds hearing on Baltimore property tax cut
Baltimore City Councilman Carl Stokes is holding a hearing on cutting property taxes. Stokes says the hearing Tuesday is on a measure to create a charter amendment to cut the […]
Thurmont farmer charged in theft of farm equipment
THURMONT — A Thurmont-area farmer known for elaborate corn mazes faces charges of possessing stolen farm and construction equipment valued at more than $106,000. Fifty-two-year-old Jan Lawyer told The Associated […]
Maryland to evaluate teachers on student performance
Maryland plans to begin evaluating teachers based in part on how well students have learned their lessons. The Maryland Council for Educator Effectiveness says 50 percent of a teacher’s job […]
Chazz Palminteri talks up Chazz: A Bronx Original
Chazz: A Bronx Original, the brainchild of actor/writer Chazz Palminteri and Aldo’s Ristorante’s Sergio Vitale and Alessandro Vitale, is having its soft opening Friday. I met up this week with Palminteri and […]
Storms knock out power to more than 50,000
Baltimore Gas and Electric says it has restored power to tens of thousands of customers in central Maryland. The utility says more than 50,000 customers lost power as strong thunderstorms […]
State Sen. Pugh to announce decision on Baltimore mayor’s race
State Sen. Catherine Pugh will announce her decision on whether to run for mayor next week. Pugh, who currently represents the 40th District in Annapolis, will make the announcement at […]
Baltimore schools on half-day schedule due to heat
Baltimore city public schools are operating on a half-day schedule due to a heat advisory in effect for the region. The schools will be dismissing early on Tuesday, and half-day […]
