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CEO reaches back to help others on her road to success
- Deborah Stallings does not spend a lot of time worrying anymore.
- Deborah Stallings does not spend a lot of time worrying anymore.
If these sideboards could talk
- Jean McHale knew furniture was her passion long before she ever realized it.
- Jean McHale knew furniture was her passion long before she ever realized it.
Local wordsmith shares secrets to her success
- On the day aspiring reporter Sandra Hillman arrived in New York — Jan. 3, 1963 — the newspaper industry went on strike.
- On the day aspiring reporter Sandra Hillman arrived in New York — Jan. 3, 1963 — the newspaper industry went on strike.
Building a bank that hits home
- Mary Ann Scully has borne and built Howard Bank. She also created a new culture with giving back at its core.
- Mary Ann Scully has borne and built Howard Bank. She also created a new culture with giving back at its core.
Streb adds businesses for business’ sake
- One business simply wasn’t enough.
A missing link between patients and more effective health care
- Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner has no shortage of titles: president-elect of the Maryland Pharmacy Association, chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science at University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, associate professor and mentor. The list goes on.
- Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner has no shortage of titles: president-elect of the Maryland Pharmacy Association, chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science at University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, associate professor and mentor. The list goes on.
Baltimore Symphony: Hitting the high notes
- When the Baltimore Ravens made history by winning the Super Bowl in 2000, the city rejoiced in mad celebration, and few in sports-crazed America didn’t know who Ray Lewis was.
- When the Baltimore Ravens made history by winning the Super Bowl in 2000, the city rejoiced in mad celebration, and few in sports-crazed America didn’t know who Ray Lewis was.
Choose your own adventure Friday’s at Belvedere Square
- At Belvedere Square on Friday nights, the experience is much like a “choose your own adventure” novel — one’s whims can create unique stories for unique tastes.
- At Belvedere Square on Friday nights, the experience is much like a “choose your own adventure” novel — one’s whims can create unique stories for unique tastes.
Clothing store sisters still full of ’60s verve
- Few remember the 1960s as vividly as sisters Idy Harris and Anne Liner.
- Few remember the 1960s as vividly as sisters Idy Harris and Anne Liner.
Online education CEO drives the right bus, finds right people
- Once a teacher, always a teacher.
- Once a teacher, always a teacher.
Gosson’s got a spirit of independence
- Tracy Gosson started her own business — no surprise to anyone except her.
- Tracy Gosson started her own business — no surprise to anyone except her.
As a gallery director, this artist finds her niche
- Art may imitate life. At Gallery Imperato, it provides livelihood.
- Art may imitate life. At Gallery Imperato, it provides livelihood.
New exhibit focuses on reality through discovery
- In a new exhibit at Minas Gallery, Chilean psychiatrist-turned artist Robinson Muñoz shows a series of abstract paintings that explore poet and author Octavio Paz’ belief that “Reality is not what we see, but what we discover.”
- In a new exhibit at Minas Gallery, Chilean psychiatrist-turned artist Robinson Muñoz shows a series of abstract paintings that explore poet and author Octavio Paz’ belief that “Reality is not what we see, but what we discover.”
