Ex-Post Commander Rothstein Opens ERA Advisory Since retiring from the Army after serving as a garrison commander and resigning as president and CEO of Anne Arundel Economic Development Corp., Ed […]
From The Desk Of CA President Milton Matthews
At Columbia Association (CA), we want to hear from everyone, and that includes the people to whom this publication is targeted.
Monarch Global Academy Wins BGE ‘Wires Down’ Video Challenge
BGE presented Monarch Global Academy, in Laurel, with the BGE “Wires Down” Video Challenge Golden Pipes Award for the students’ vocal performance and musical rendition of the original Emmy Award-winning BGE “Wires Down” commercial.
CRTC Announces TechAwards 2015 Finalists and Legend’s Circle Honorees
The Chesapeake Regional Tech Council (CRTC) has announced the finalists for the upcoming 10th annual TechAwards 2015: Connect with Confidence, honoring the region’s rising tech companies, outstanding innovators and all-around top “geeks.”
Leadership Maryland Announces Class of ’15
Leadership Maryland has officially announced the Class of 2015, which consists of 50 business leaders from across the state chosen to participate in the professional development program dedicated to educating, cultivating and connecting the state’s leaders.
Community Foundation’s Grants Fund $72K to Arundel Programs
The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County has announced four new Ladders to Success Economic Opportunity Grants. The awards, totaling $72,000, aim to improve economic outcomes for low-income adults and youth in Anne Arundel County.
Local Youth Readies for Boston Marathon, Raising Money for Bombing Victim
Collin Altomari, a 17-year-old Severna Park resident and already a veteran of the competitive marathon circuit, is preparing for the Boston Marathon on April 20.
Letter To The Editor
Everyone is horrified by what we witnessed in the video depicting Ray Rice assault his then fiancée (now wife), but why are we just now outraged when we see what goes on behind closed doors?
Education Briefs
CFHoCo Offers Academic Scholarships The Community Foundation of Howard County (CFHoCo), which raises, manages and distributes funds to support Howard County nonprofits, is administering 22 scholarships this year for Howard […]
Personal Perspective: I Got Married, Started a New Job – and Went Back to School for an MBA
It was the spring of 2011. Just a few months prior, I had gotten married and started a new job working as a marketing manager for a major financial institution in the Baltimore area.