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Directors lobby for tax relief for Frederick films
ANNAPOLIS — The setting: a fourth-floor room in the House of Delegates office building on a bone-chilling January morning. The cast: Lawmakers from Frederick County and the producers and directors […]
Ravens Ravens RAVENS!
A Ravens Super Bowl just makes everything seem a little brighter around here.
A breath of fresh air on the news
The thought that an ex-convict could get a federal government job was intriguing and I wanted to know more.
Geeking out for ‘Star Trek’ (again)
Take a peek at this post, shake your head at the nerd and move along.
Salisbury recording studio seeks more local artists
SALISBURY — Passersby on Salisbury’s Downtown Plaza may not realize that a recording studio lies behind the large glass panes that showcase a clean room with a white couch and […]
Law blog roundup
Welcome to Monday and a week that features Thanksgiving, a holiday dedicated to family, food and football.
Looking forward to a greater Prince George’s County
I look forward to seeing how Prince George’s County will be impacted by the widely-expected development of a casino at the National Harbor.
Caesars outlines plans for Baltimore casino
An executive of Caesars Entertainment Corp. says voter approval of table games like blackjack in Maryland will mean about 500 more jobs at a casino the company plans to build […]
Tech Night 2012: A blast from the past?
When I learned Lexington Market would play host to the Greater Baltimore Technology Council’s annual Tech Night on Thursday, I have to admit I was a bit puzzled.
Top five legal movies: A Sandy-inspired list
This was one of the first movies that got me interested in the law when I was in high school.
N.Y. top court says lap dance isn’t art, is taxable
ALBANY, N.Y. — Lap dances are taxable because they don’t promote culture in a community the way ballet or other artistic endeavors do, New York’s highest court concluded Tuesday in […]
