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Verizon launches FiOS cable service in Anne Arundel
- Furthering its footprint in the Maryland market, Verizon this week began offering its FiOS TV (fiber optic) service to consumers in Anne Arundel County.
Maryland State Fair kicks off today
- The 125th Maryland State Fair officially kicks off today with various longtime crowd-pleasers and new acts that are expected to attract more than a half-million visitors during the fair’s 11-day run.
- The 125th Maryland State Fair officially kicks off today with various longtime crowd-pleasers and new acts that are expected to attract more than a half-million visitors during the fair’s 11-day run.
Economists: July home sales dip greater than anticipated
- Existing home sales in July slipped more than three times what economists were expecting, indicating that a nationwide cooldown has taken hold.
- Existing home sales in July slipped more than three times what economists were expecting, indicating that a nationwide cooldown has taken hold.
PERFORMAX merges with CBSA
- Creating what company officials say will be the nation’s fourth largest privately held self-funded health benefit services provider, Baltimore-based PERFORMAX and Corporate Benefit Services of America have merged.
BDC names firms for Pigtown projects
- The Baltimore Development Corp. on Tuesday announced that it has selected the development teams for two sites in the Pigtown/Washington Village Business District, a designated Baltimore Main Street area.
Commercial real estate market gaining
- The market for commercial real estate should continue to remain strong through 2007, according to a recent report from the National Association of Realtors.
- The market for commercial real estate should continue to remain strong through 2007, according to a recent report from the National Association of Realtors.
Hopkins HOPE program receives nonprofit of the year
- Johns Hopkins Hospital-based Online Pediatric Environment has been named the 2006 nonprofit of the year by LegalZoom.com, a legal document service company.
International Youth Foundation provides support to programs with a successful track record
- Rather than trying to find a “silver bullet” program to address the challenges youth face around the world, Bill Reese, president of the Baltimore-based International Youth Foundation, said he believes time and money are better spent on existing programs around the globe that have already proven they have the potential for success.
- Rather than trying to find a “silver bullet” program to address the challenges youth face around the world, Bill Reese, president of the Baltimore-based International Youth Foundation, said he believes time and money are better spent on existing programs around the globe that have already proven they have the potential for success.
Crofton-based Caruso Homes builds and sells ‘House for Hope’
- For Caruso Homes of Crofton, building and selling a “House for Hope” was the perfect opportunity to lend its 20 years of home building experience to a worthy cause.
- For Caruso Homes of Crofton, building and selling a “House for Hope” was the perfect opportunity to lend its 20 years of home building experience to a worthy cause.
Baltimore Architecture Foundation to hold Fall Forum
- The Baltimore Architecture Foundation will begin its Fall Forum 2006 on Sept. 20. The sessions will be held at noon on Wednesdays, and the public is invited to bring lunches to the Berman Auditorium of the Johns Hopkins Downtown Center, where speakers will lead lectures on Baltimore’s architectural environment.
Della Rose’s to open second location in Canton Crossing
- Hoping to tap into the revitalization of East Baltimore’s waterfront, the owners of longtime Baltimore restaurant Della Rose’s Avenue Tavern in White Marsh are opening a second location in Canton Crossing.
- Hoping to tap into the revitalization of East Baltimore’s waterfront, the owners of longtime Baltimore restaurant Della Rose’s Avenue Tavern in White Marsh are opening a second location in Canton Crossing.
Federal Hill’s Main Street cleans up its act
- A clean business district attracts repeat patrons.
- A clean business district attracts repeat patrons.
State eBay auction brings in more than $13,000
- State Comptroller William Donald Schaefer announced on Thursday that his Unclaimed Property Unit’s eBay auction program has generated $13,789.20 in 72 bids, just one month since the initiative began.
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