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Hidden Waters Farm Opens Cafe in Pikesville
Hidden Waters Farm is opening a cafe on its 100-acre property in Baltimore County at the beginning of November, giving visitors a coffee counter and farm views just over the Baltimore city-county line. Owners Tom Baum and Joe Shaffer say the new Hidden Waters Cafe, set to open at 3250 Old Court Road, will expand the farm's existing operations beyond its fields and wholesale market.
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MOM’s Organic Market to open new store near Towson
MOM’s Organic Market plans to open a new location near Towson. The grocer has signed a lease for an approximately 14,690-square-foot space at a former Rite Aid in the Gittings Marketplace shopping center at 6300 York Road. The market expects to start welcoming customers in spring 2027. It will...
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Anduril’s $3.7 Billion Maritime Facility Replaces Planned Wind Component Plant at Sparrows Point
A year ago, this site was supposed to build monopiles and towers. Now its going to naval shipbuilding. US Wind has relinquished its lease at Sparrows Point in Baltimore to Anduril Industries. The planned Sparrows Point Steel facility was supposed to manufacture offshore wind components and create hundreds of jobs....
NottinghamMD.com
Baltimore crab cake staple Pappas Seafood sold to financial technology firm Teamshares
BALTIMORE, Md. — Pappas Seafood Co., a renowned Baltimore institution famed for its Maryland crab cakes, has been acquired by the New York-based financial technology and holding firm Teamshares. The purchase price for the family-founded business was not disclosed. Teamshares operates under a business model designed to buy small-to-medium-sized enterprises and transition them toward employee […]
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BGE wants only Baltimore customers to pay for access to city’s underground conduit
BGE wants only Baltimore customers to pay for the utility’s access fee to the city’s underground conduit system, an unusual request that would shake up precedent for how customers have historically covered the cost. The city owns the 741-mile underground tunnel of tubes carrying utility and telecom lines...
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A Maryland Tree Farm Rooted in Tradition and Design
See how one designer brings a familial touch to Three Blessings Tree Farm, blending heritage, craftsmanship, functionality and the beauty of Baltimore County’s landscape. Glimpse inside this tree farm in Baltimore, Maryland, where designer Carter Bryant worked closely with her clients to create the space of their dreams. About...
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Microscreen Continues US Expansion with New Baltimore Manufacturing Facility
BALTIMORE, MD – Microscreen, a U.S. manufacturer specializing in high-precision SMT solder stencils and custom tooling solutions, has opened a new manufacturing facility in Baltimore, Maryland. The location is Microscreen’s third U.S. manufacturing facility and the second new location the company has opened this year. Located at 1510...
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Westlake company allegedly discriminated against blind employee
A Westlake-based technology company that allegedly discriminated against a blind employee is being sued by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Solera Holdings LLC, a software maker for automotive and insurance companies, is accused of denying support and resources to a blind worker who was later fired, according to a news release from the federal agency.
NottinghamMD.com
U.S. gas prices drop following state tax cuts, but $100 oil and Strait of Hormuz strikes limit broader relief
NOTTINGHAM, Md. — Average U.S. gasoline prices fell 5.5 cents over the past week to $4.24 per gallon, driven by state fuel tax suspensions and price-cycling shifts, according to data released Monday by fuel-tracking service GasBuddy. Despite the weekly decline, drivers continue to face elevated fuel costs, with the national gasoline average sitting $1.26 per […]
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Baker’s Dozen: 13 Questions with Denzel Mitchell of the Farm Alliance of Baltimore
Food and farming have always been in Denzel Mitchell. He was meant to be a farmer—but the road to farming has also given him plenty of room to do the things he loves: cooking, teaching, and being a dad to five children (it’s his Instagram handle, after all).
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Research Building Upgrade Balances Energy Recovery and Continuous Lab Operations
Aging ventilation infrastructure can be difficult to replace in any research facility, but the challenge becomes more complex when the building must remain fully occupied and operational throughout construction. At the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s Frank S. Bressler Research Building, a phased replacement of the building’s exhaust and heat recovery systems was designed around that constraint.
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This Colonial-Era Home Is One of the Oldest Still Standing in Maryland’s Fell’s Point
Somewhere in Maryland, tucked between busy cobblestone streets and rows of newer buildings, sits a small home that has quietly watched centuries roll by. Most people stroll right past it without realizing they are walking next to one of the oldest surviving houses in the whole city. Behind its plain...