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Two Maryland Electrical Contractors Acquired By CET Energy Solutions
HALETHORPE, Md. — The Massachusetts-based CET Energy Solutions, a provider of energy and electrical infrastructure services, has acquired two Maryland electrical contractors. The contractors are Direct Electric Services of Mount Airy, Maryland, and JDL Electric Company of Halethorpe, Maryland. The acquisition follows the introduction of the CET Energy Solutions...
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Baltimore homeowners receive surprise tax bills dating back 13 years
BALTIMORE — Baltimore homeowners are receiving notices for unpaid property taxes dating back more than a decade and for balances they say they already paid. The amounts range from 53 cents to nearly $1,300. But the notices have left homeowners with the same questions: Why now, and how can they verify what the city says they owe?
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Hometown Hotspot: Renewal Upscale Resale Grand Opening
What is the schedule for Renewal Upscale Resale's grand opening?. Bargain hunters and boutique browsers will have a new spot to check out later this month as the Women’s Board of The Johns Hopkins Hospital gets ready to open its latest “Renewal Upscale Resale” location in Timonium.
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Family-Supporting Wage in Baltimore Region Climbs to $25.96 an Hour with Nearly 250,000 Job Openings Ahead
BALTIMORE, MD (October 28, 2026) – The hourly wage required for a worker without a bachelor’s degree to support a family in the Baltimore region is now $25.96, up from $22.18 in 2018, according to the Baltimore Metropolitan Council’s (BMC) 2026 Family-Supporting Jobs Report, released today. The...
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Truist Names Bartlett Regional President for Greater Washington & Maryland
Truist Financial named Alex Bartlett regional president for Greater Washington and Maryland. A longtime Truist leader and Baltimore native, Bartlett brings extensive commercial banking experience and deep knowledge of the region to the role. Bartlett succeeds T.J. Hughes, who was recently named Truist’s head of enterprise payments sales. In that...
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A Maryland Family Moved Their Cafe Into an 1895 Bank and Now Serves Breakfast Beneath Its Grand Ceilings
Strawberry-stuffed French toast is served beneath chandeliers in a room where people once handled their savings. The building even survived the devastating 1904 city fire. I don’t think a breakfast table needs much more character than that. The family-run Maryland café moved into the former bank in 2016, preserving...
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Senior Baltimore City official accused of bank fraud pleads not guilty
Kara DiPietro, now in charge of fleet management operations, faces a maximum of 30 years in prison for fraudulently obtaining PPP bank loans during the Covid pandemic. A senior Baltimore City employee, accused of defrauding a pandemic relief program of nearly $2.8 million, pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court today.
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Hot House: Literature-lovers will be booked and busy filling the shelves of this Homeland cottage
7 Goodale Place, Homeland, Baltimore. Hot House: Sweet Cottage in Homeland! 3 Bedrooms/3 Bathrooms. 1,830 Square Feet. Asking price: $639,000. What: When Homeland and Guilford were being developed, the designers wanted to have small “places” and “courts” that were neighborhoods within the main neighborhood. These are like self-contained enclaves. My last Hot House was an example in Guilford, and this week, we have one in Homeland.
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Built for the Future: How Danny Jones and Bryan Kilby Are Driving a Century of Progress at Jones Junction
What if a single hill covered in cars could completely change how people buy automobiles for over a century? Jones Junction turned that exact dream into reality, growing from a tiny 1917 operation into one of the largest privately owned dealership groups in the area. Setting trends early, the company established what is now Maryland’s oldest Toyota dealership in 1967, well ahead of the modern destination-dealership model.
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BRESCO Incinerator’s community impact sparks calls for change
In 2020, the BRESCO Waste Incinerator was the largest producer of greenhouse gas emissions in Baltimore City. Up until 2025, however, Maryland classified it as a renewable energy source. Incinerators are facilities that burn waste into ash, producing energy in the process. The BRESCO Incinerator began operating in South Baltimore’s...