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April 28, 2021 Capital Lighting and Supply, LLC (DBA Capital Electric), a privately-owned, electrical distributor that provides electrical and lighting products in the Mid Atlantic area, is expanding its headquarters in Prince George’s County. The company will construct a new 362,880 square-foot build-to-suit warehouse and office facility at 8711 Westphalia Road, being developed by Trammell Crow Company. Capital Electric, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the French company, Sonepar, is set to hir...

Reply April 22, 2021 Newly-elected House Minority Leader Jason C. Buckel (R-Allegany) and House Minority Whip Christopher T. Adams (R-Middle Shore) this week announced new appointments to vacant leadership positions within the House Republican Caucus. Subscribe Del. Haven N. Shoemaker Jr. (R-Carroll) has been appointed to the position of chief deputy minority whip, taking over for Buckel, who held the job under the previous GOP leadership regime. Shoemaker previously served as the minority parl...

Subscribe Schulz, 52, is the first declared Republican candidate in the race. Earlier on Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Boyd K. Rutherford (R) announced he would not be running in the gubernatorial election. "This past year has been incredibly difficult for all of us. But the perseverance I have seen from Marylanders has been nothing less than awe-inspiring. Its this resilience, strength, and never-give-up mentality that inspired me to run for governor," Schulz said in an announcement video released aroun...

Harford County Executive Barry Glassman announced Thursday a run for state comptroller, seeking to become the first Republican to hold that office in Maryland in more than a century.

Commerce Secretary Kelly Schulz kicked off her campaign with a brief video posted online, saying she’s been inspired by Marylanders’ perseverance and resiliency in the coronavirus pandemic and wants to help them “chart a better and brighter future.”

Maryland Names First Group of ‘Outdoor Recreation Ambassadors’ April 7, 2021 The Maryland Department of Commerce and Maryland Department of Natural Resources have announced that 18 Marylanders from the public and private sectors have been named as the state’s first Outdoor Recreation Ambassadors. As part of their responsibilities, the ambassadors will work to enhance the state’s status as a leading destination for outdoor recreation. The ambassadors all served as members of the Maryland...

Baltimore-Maryland 2026 World Cup Bid celebrates leading women on International Womens Day 03/08/21 Baltimore-Maryland 2026 World Cup Host Destination today celebrates the inspirational women leading the city’s bid to host FIFA World Cup matches in 2026. Embodying and representing Baltimore-Marylands diverse communities and with close ties and connections to the city itself, the bid’s female figureheads from across the sport, commerce and tourism industries include: Kelly M. Schulz, Secre...

DMS, a BRMi Company, Celebrates Its 40th Business Anniversary Share Article City of Frederick to Be Among Those Presenting Congratulatory Certificates DMS President Jim Racheff said of the milestone, “Four decades of success is a great testament to the employees that have built DMS from a small, two-person startup into a leader in technology and information science services.” FREDERICK, Md. (PRWEB) February 26, 2021 This month...

The state's manufacturers are pushing for the Health Department to set up mass vaccination sites for about 3,000 critical workers.

Maryland Department of Labor to offer series of virtual recruitment events for temporarily dislocated hospitality employees Posted on BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Labor’s Division of Workforce Development will be holding a series of nine virtual recruitment events to help Marylanders who have been temporarily dislocated from the hospitality industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. These recruitments will connect hundreds of unemployed Marylanders with employers looki...