Category Archives: Montgomery County, Maryland on MCtvLIVE.Com

Music provided by Manhattan Production Music. Montgomery Community Media (MCM) is the only independent, nonprofit organization providing access to public media (public access television and … Continue reading →

Craig Meuser joined Carney, Kelehan, Bresler, Bennett & Scherr as an attorney with a practice focusing on school law. Meuser, who brings 23 years of … Continue reading →

St. John Properties Inc. selected Matt Halula as safety manager in the operations department. In his new role, Mr. Halula will develop and oversee the … Continue reading →

Stacey A. Rebbert, director of marketing & corporate communications at Harford Mutual Insurance Group, graduated from the Towson University Professional Leadership Program for Women, a … Continue reading →

Pandemic-related job losses forced many older Americans out of the workplace i n the past year, perhaps permanently. But the COVID-19 crisis also seems to … Continue reading →

To see the entire Montgomery County’s COVID-19 Economic Revitalization and Recovery Town Hall from May 14, 2021, please go here: https://youtu.be/NM5TAI3bHtY

Harolyn M.E. Belcher, M.D., MHS Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer Kennedy Krieger Institute What about your leadership style has helped grow your career and … Continue reading →

Valorie LaCour Manager Strategic Initiatives City of Baltimore Department of Transportation How do you define mentoring and what steps do you take to ensure it … Continue reading →

Jackie Lopez President Premier Enterprise Solutions LLC The past year has not only been challenging with COVID-19 but we have also faced race and discrimination … Continue reading →

About a dozen overturned convictions have followed the Maryland high court’s landmark decision last year requiring judges to ask prospective jurors – when requested by … Continue reading →

ANNAPOLIS — Indoor and outdoor venues in Maryland, including restaurants, can resume normal operations this weekend, Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday. All remaining capacity and … Continue reading →

Casey Aiken and his panel of political observers the controversy over Dr. Gayles’ recently released emails about the reopening of private schools in this segment … Continue reading →

Casey Aiken and his panel of political observers discuss the Democratic candidates for the next Maryland Gubernatorial race in 2022 in this segment of the … Continue reading →

Maryland officials are moving to boost the flow of gasoline supplies into Maryland to offset the temporary loss of a major supply pipeline for the … Continue reading →

Tracey Pool was named general manager of the Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor hotel. Pool has worked within Hyatt Regency since the start of her … Continue reading →

As the number of vaccinated Marylanders increases daily, a Maryland Department of Health marketing campaign wants to remind you that even if you are vaccinated, it’s important to continue … Continue reading →

Montgomery County is making it easier for residents 16-years-old and up to get vaccinated now that more doses are available. Council President Tom Hucker says … Continue reading →

Baltimore Inspector General Isabel Mercedes Cumming recently has been criticized by some for her job performance. The criticism mostly comes from those who have been, … Continue reading →

UpSurge Baltimore, an organization launched in January with the aim of supporting city startups and transforming Baltimore into a “top tier” innovation city, has published its first report on the “startup ecosystem” … Continue reading →

Micha Inman, the CEO of College Tracks, describes the nonprofit that was founded in 2003 by three parents at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School to help … Continue reading →

Con la esperanza de ayudar a quienes más lo necesitan, la dueña de un nuevo negocio de flan con torta "FlanCake", se unió a un … Continue reading →

In a defeat for the tax collector, a sharply divided Maryland high court has ruled that the hotel and rental car booking website Travelocity.com does … Continue reading →

The tax filing deadline is quickly approaching. Due to the pandemic, most businesses have until May 17 to file their returns this year. In a … Continue reading →

After leading the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity list in 2020, Marriott International, Inc. was named to the DiversityInc Hall of Fame, as the first hospitality company joining … Continue reading →

The Gaithersburg Book Festival is offering a way for families to enjoy children’s books by exploring five outdoor locations in the city throughout the month … Continue reading →

Bethesda-based equity real estate investment trust Saul Centers Inc. Friday announced its total revenue increased to $58.7 million from $56.9 million for the quarter ended March 31 while net income … Continue reading →

County Executive Marc Elrich gives an update on COVID-19 vaccines in Montgomery County – with information on the number of vaccines the County is receiving … Continue reading →

St. John Properties Inc. hired Brett Foelber as director of marketing. Formerly marketing director with MCB Real Estate LLC, Foelber brings 14 years of directly-related … Continue reading →

There are likely only a handful of people out there who were alive during 1929’s Great Depression, which was triggered by a banking panic and … Continue reading →

One way or another, working from home will undoubtedly be commonplace for attorneys on the other side of the pandemic. For that reason, the New … Continue reading →

Northrop Realty, A Long & Foster Company, added real estate professional Allison Stine serving the Delaware and Maryland coastal region. Stine joins Northrop Realty as … Continue reading →

Alexander Avakian joined Pessin Katz Law as an associate in its Corporate and Real Estate Group. Prior to joining PK Law, Avakian was an associate … Continue reading →

Casey Aiken and his panel of political observers discuss the 2022 Gubernatorial Election in Maryland in this segment of the latest episode of 21 This … Continue reading →

DUNDALK — Maryland’s nursing homes and assisted living facilities will become the focus of a new effort to increase the numbers of vaccinations, particularly among … Continue reading →

Lorna Virgilí hosts this episode of “Montgomery al Día”. Montgomery County’s Spanish language live Radio Show on Radio América 900 AM, Tuesdays at 2pm. This … Continue reading →

Making a quick trip to the store to pick up a product like wrapping paper, laundry detergent or toothpaste was a typical part of everyday … Continue reading →

Gun rights advocates arrested by a Maryland Capitol Police officer during a peaceful protest near the State House three years ago can pursue their lawsuit … Continue reading →

Katie Smith hosts Seniors Today. On today’s show: we talked with Stuart Rosenthal who is the publisher of the Beacon, Robin Riley who is the … Continue reading →

  At the height of the pandemic, Lou Santoni, president of Santoni’s Marketplace and Catering, was getting only about two-thirds of the supplies he ordered, … Continue reading →

The Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore (EAGB) named Stephen J. Woerner, president and chief operating officer of Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (BGE), chair of its board … Continue reading →

Jonathan Murray, a managing director and financial adviser in the Hunt Valley office of UBS Wealth Management USA, was named to the Barron’s Top 1,200 … Continue reading →

Welcome to Monday, the 50th anniversary of National Public Radio. Here are some news items to get your week started. — Texas county pays $1.6 … Continue reading →

Continental Realty Corporation promoted Cindy Odom to regional portfolio manager for the company’s Southeast Region. Odom, who has worked for CRC since 2019, was formerly … Continue reading →

Some city residents whose homes were scheduled to go on the tax auction block later this month will instead get a reprieve. The exemption is … Continue reading →

Four University of Maryland Medical System hospitals – the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) in Glen Burnie, the University of Maryland … Continue reading →

BALTIMORE — Baltimore County has agreed to pay $1.1 million to resolve a religious discrimination lawsuit over a county board’s denial of a church’s expansion … Continue reading →

The Department of Labor, Board of Appeals is currently accepting applications from qualified candidates for the following positions of:

The State and FEMA are bringing some mobile vaccine clinics to Montgomery County.

Madeline Beck was promoted to vice president, integration management at Crosby Marketing Communications. A Crosby team member since 2009, Beck oversees award-winning, national public education … Continue reading →

Sabrina Ostrowski was promoted to vice president, contracting and financial management at Crosby Marketing Communications. Since joining Crosby in 2015, Ostrowski has overseen all contract … Continue reading →