Thomas Dolby to Hold U.S. Premiere of Orchestral ‘Requiem For The 80s’ in Baltimore
BALTIMORE – Thomas Dolby is set to unleash his sweeping new orchestral work, “Requiem For The 80s” in 2027 with the U.S. premiere to be […]
New Book ‘Shattered but Unbreakable’ Lays Out Roadmap for Carrying Sorrow
What does it really mean to “move on” after devastating loss? Nurse and healthcare executive Nadine Walker has spent more than two decades discovering that […]
‘Health Care: Compassion In Action’ Author: ‘A Line Has Already Been Crossed’
By GREGORY GALLIVAN The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) estimates that the United States will be short 141,160 physicians by 2038. It says we […]
Maryland Among States in Lawsuit Against DuPont over ‘Forever Chemicals’
Maryland has joined a bipartisan multi-state coalition of 16 states and Guam in a lawsuit filed against Indiana-based EIDP – the chemical company historically known […]
Feminist, Therapist, and Powerlifter Barrie Zucal Says We Must Fight ‘Debilitating Goodness’
Barrie Zucal is a powerlifter in more ways than one. Besides breaking records in the deadlift and bench press, she is a fierce advocate for […]
Protein After 50: Why Getting Enough of it Matters More Than Ever
By BRENDA DAVIS, R.D. Protein is having quite a moment. Grocery store shelves are crowded with protein powders, bars, shakes, cereals—even products we never imagined […]
New Book: ‘Winning Together’ by The Richardsons Gives the ‘Keys’ to Marriage
NEW YORK — Lasting love doesn’t simply happen when two people find the right partner. It is built through the intentional choices they make every […]
Rash Field Park Opens at the Inner Harbor: ‘A Park for All Baltimoreans’
By DONNA BALANCIA BALTIMORE – Phase II of Rash Field Park in the Inner Harbor was officially opened on Wednesday and “everyone who’s anyone” involved […]
Robert Coughlon, Jr., Brings Immigration Law Flaws Front and Center with Book
For millions of longtime undocumented immigrants, “doing it the right way” may not be an option. Immigration attorney Robert Coughlon, Jr., says a central problem […]
Author Carl Nordgren: Creative Potential Can Bring People Together
In a nation increasingly divided by politics, culture and competing visions of the future, author and educator Carl Nordgren believes Americans may have overlooked one […]