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Gavigan’s buys Maryland warehouse for $17.75 million
LINTHICUM, Md. — Gavigan’s Furniture has purchased the Maryland warehouse and administrative facility it has leased for more than a decade for $17.75 million, a move the family-owned retailer says will help control costs in an unpredictable economy. “The key reason for buying the warehouse was to help...
dredgewire.com
US Wind Pulls Out of Wind Turbine Manufacturing Facility at Sparrows Point, Md.
The company relinquishes its lease to shipbuilder Anduril Industries amid continued delays besetting Ocean City wind project. US Wind, the company behind a proposed offshore wind development off the coast of Ocean City, no longer plans to develop components for wind turbines at Baltimore County’s Sparrows Point — at least not for now.
Only In Your State
The Forgotten Powerhouse in Maryland Has an Eerie Backstory
There's an abandoned powerhouse in Maryland sitting in the woods at North Point State Park. Between 1906 and 1947, laughter and screams filled streetcars to Chesapeake Bay's western shores. Marylanders hopped on the No. 26 trolley car to Bay Shore Amusement Park. Once dubbed "Baltimore's Atlantic City," ruins from portions of the seaside park and […]
bmorenews.com
KSAL EMPIRE: She Does the Damn Thing
(BALTIMORE) — I have met a lot of entrepreneurs in my 61 years. I have met people who went from selling incense to becoming millionaires. I have watched people go from a life in the streets to a bountiful life as successful entrepreneurs. I have seen people build businesses in catering, the funeral industry, the church, law, science, and entertainment.
foxbaltimore.com
A felon filed for bankruptcy 3 times. Then Baltimore gave his nonprofit millions.
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore City and Maryland governments awarded a combined $4 million in taxpayer dollars to a nonprofit run by a convicted felon who filed for bankruptcy three times and pleaded guilty to two false-pretenses charges, one of which was against a municipal government, according to a Spotlight on Maryland investigation.
Oak Leaf Power Wash LLC
Father-Son Bond Powers a Shorewood Pressure Washing Success
In the neighborhood of Shorewood, a father-son duo is redefining the meaning of family business through their venture, Oak Leaf Power Wash LLC. Founded in May 2026, the business was born out of a simple yet profound desire to work together and create something meaningful. Jared Scholz, a practicing patent attorney, and his son, Tristan, embarked on this journey not just as a means of employment for Tristan but as a way to build a legacy together.
Baltimore Times
Meet Harold Booker Jr. COO of The Baltimore Times | Building on a Legacy While Helping To ‘Layout’ The Future
Harold Booker Jr. Chief Operating Officer of The Baltimore Times will be the first to tell you that his journey to his role at the publication was anything but traditional. Booker did not study journalism in college to pursue a career in the newspaper business or spend years working his way through busy newspaper newsrooms.
Maryland Matters
US Wind pulls out of wind turbine manufacturing at Sparrows Point
US Wind, the company behind a proposed offshore wind farm off the coast of Ocean City, no longer plans to develop components for wind turbines at Sparrows Point — at least not for now — turning its lease over to Anduril Industries to build a shipyard there.
marejournal.com
St. John Properties acquires five-story, 175,000 s/f office building AT 10150 York Rd. in Cockeysville
BALTIMORE, MD – St. John Properties, Inc. has acquired 10150 York Rd., a five-story, 175,000 s/f class A office building situated in Cockeysville. The purchase further expands the real estate development and investment company’s Baltimore County footprint to more than 5 million s/f of office, flex/R&D, and retail space. This follows the company’s 2025 acquisition of a 300,000 s/f office portfolio at North Park, located at the intersection of York and Shawan Rds., as well as its 2023 acquisition of a 17-acre site now being developed as Hunt Valley Exchange, a 113,000 s/f mixed-use project.
southbmore.com
Eight Apartments Planned for Church Building in Riverside
Developer Richard Montoni of South Peak Development is planning eight apartments at the former Randall Street Disciples of Christ Christian Church at 1533 Belt St. in Riverside. The approximately 7,000 sq. ft. church, which dates back to 1920, has been vacant in recent years. Montoni told SouthBMore.com that the church...