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Backed by Teasers Gentleman's Club in Key West again, Andy Imhof and the Maryland Offshore Performance Marine Center team are ready for the “2022 Teasers Tour” in Imhof's 36-foot Skater Powerboats catamaran.

The U.S. Maritime Administration had originally planned to designate Maine Maritime Academy's training vessel as hailing from Virginia. With pushback from U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, the agency has changed course.

Over one hundred wind turbines are expected to dot the Maryland coastline by 2026, pending federal approval.

I came to Baltimore in 1970 to work at the Regional Planning Council, a predecessor of today’s Baltimore Metropolitan Council. My work was as part of a team analyzing the demographic and economic trends shaping the region consisting of Baltimore City and the five surrounding counties. As part of our studies, we tracked the major ...

Maryland Secretary of the Environment Ben Grumbles, the longest serving environment secretary in state history, is stepping down next month to take the helm of a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit, the group announced Monday.

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United Safety Technology Inc. has plans to revamp a former steel mill, adding manufacturing jobs and nitrile glove production to Maryland's Sparrows Point.

McCormick’s 2021 Purpose-led Performance Report details a serious commitment to doing what’s right for people, communities and the planet

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Olszewski seeks to spend $90M more on education in FY2023 budget proposal

Baltimore County's proposed budget includes record funds for schools, investments in parks and raises for employees. The county is “on stable financial footing” two years into the pandemic, Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. says.