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BMORENEWS.com presents The Wayne Curry Soiree on Thurs., March 18th:
To speak, please call 202.756.4865. Read in Full >>
BMORENEWS.com presents “Political Cocktails IV: MD Poli10” on Tuesday, April 6:
Part three of an ongoing series of BMORENEWS.com election season political events occurred last night at Eden’s Lounge (www.EdensLounge.com).
According to Hassan Giordano, a regular attendee and founder of ReportersRoundtable.com, “It was an interesting evening.”
He added, “Poli10 is a highly anticipated series of events in this 2010 election season. These events are setting a precedent.”
Hassan Giordano Comments on Recent Politics, Media in Baltimore:
Founder of ReportersRoundtable.com discusses, SRB, Stokes, Young, local media, 3.9.10 Read in Full >>
Spectrum Enterprises: 913 Lombard Street - $117,900:
3 bed, 1 bath for sale. www.Spectrum-Ent.net Read in Full >>
Elect Mary Washington: House of Delegates, 43rd District:
www.ElectMaryWashington.com Read in Full >>
Dunbar High School Alumni Support Haiti:
Come out and bowl the night away for a GREAT cause! All proceeds will be donated to the YELE HAITI Foundation (www.yele.org)
Our newest member: Summer Travels is Hosting a Night of "Cosmic Bowling". We look forward to seeing you there~
Admission: $25.00
Includes: UNLIMITED bowling, shoes, and free food...party wings, pizza, and soda
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010
Time: 10 pm - 2 am
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TGR: Baltimore’s Maestro of Entrepreneurship Does it Again: VMG’s 11th Annual Minority Business Summit Encapsulates Olympian Excellence Once Again:
I remember when he first started it. Even back then, it attracted mounds of would-be business people, all eager to attend with a hungry look in their eyes, insistent on being present and, more importantly, learning something about this thing we call entrepreneurship.
Eleven years later, Finney is our Jay-Z. Hands-down, few have made the contributions this man has. Few have given of themselves and sacrificed as this young man. And so, we should applaud him for continually electrifying us and stimulating our spirits.
His mentor, Stanley Tucker, is no doubt proud as his mentee incites the greatness in all of us to come to fruition.
WORDS DON'T DIE:
Youth Poetry Slam and Historical Oratory Contest
JUBILEE ARTS OPEN REGISTRATION: Saturday, Feburary 27th:
2010 Spring Term Classes
Sat., Feb. 27th 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Register at
The Harris-Marcus Center
1947 Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21217
FMI, please call 410.728.1199
Read in Full >>OTIS ROLLEY JOINS URBAN POLICY DEVELOPMENT:
Urban Policy Development (UPD), a Baltimore based public sector management consulting firm, named Otis Rolley as Senior Manager with areas of concentration in planning and zoning, community and economic development, public administration and organizational development.
Prior to joining the UPD team, Rolley was the founding President and CEO of Central Maryland Transportation Alliance (CMTA), the region’s only sole-purpose transportation advocacy organization. Formed by a coalition of Greater Baltimore Area business, civic, environmental and philanthropic leaders, CMTA hired Rolley as its first president in 2007.
11th Annual Minority Business Summit (2010): Marsha Jews Interviews LaRian Finney:
LaRian Finney, CEO of Visionary Marketing Group, speaks about 11th annual business event Read in Full >>
Meet Rod Thompson, Owner of the Tuxedo Zone:
According to Rod Thompson, chocolate is the color to wear Read in Full >>
TGR: What is the Future of City Hall?:
To the City’s credit, many people have worked long and hard to help shovel Baltimore out of the Blizzard of the Century. At the same time, many citizens share a frustration beyond recompense. Many people I’ve talked to feel a certain insensitivity coming out of City Hall.
I’m curious to know how all this will play out – especially given that this is a statewide election year where there are still rumblings of a Wayne Curry (D) and Robert Ehrlich (R) challenge against incumbent Gov. Martin O’Malley. I’m particularly wondering how the new Baltimore City Council President, Bernard “Jack” Young, and the new Mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, will get along.
