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One job just isn’t enough for serial entrepreneur Nailah Queen
Nailah Queen is a serial entrepreneur, a field once dominated by white males but is now diversifying in important ways. Queen, 46, juggles a lot — she is CEO, owner and founder of two startup companies, and runs a business coaching service. She owns Regally Insane, an all-natural hair and body product company, and Royalty Escapes, a travel agency.
Mothers of Baltimore: Local women try to overcome lack of child care
Many child care centers in Baltimore tend to cater to single mothers, requiring the center operators, often based in the neighborhood, to provide ample doses of empathy and flexibility to support young families. “You have the single parent [and the] other parent is either locked up or incarcerated,” said Yvonne...
Belair-Edison merchants aim to forge bonds, invigorate neighborhood
When a client enters JNB Beauty on Belair Road, owner Tunde Tenabe greets them instantly. Warmly. Motherly. Hurrying to help a customer, she lays out her inventory and even checks the weather to ensure appropriate clothing recommendations. She knows her fabrics, and she knows her sizes. Her motto for clients: “Everybody is Beyoncé.” That means ensuring each customer leaves looking and feeling their best — like their own version of Beyoncé.
Commentary: Sick of all the campaign coverage? It will get worse
Say what? Donald Trump wants Larry Hogan to win the U.S. Senate seat in Maryland?. That’s what he told a TV reporter in mid-June, just days after his campaign manager trashed Hogan’s campaign and his daughter-in-law, the co-chair of the Republican National Committee, said Hogan deserved no respect.
The Role of Speeding in Fatal Car Crashes in St. Louis
St. Louis, a vibrant city teeming with life, also grapples with a serious traffic safety issue: speeding. While we aim to reach our destinations on time, exceeding the speed limit can have devastating consequences. Traffic accidents, a daily occurrence in St. Louis, can escalate from minor fender-benders to life-altering tragedies...
State Roundup: Overworked and alone on B’more Juvenile Justice front; Intraparty warfare reaches new level in Wicomico County
B’MORE’s JUVENILE JUSTICE SOCIAL WORKER A SINGLE, OVERWORKED PERSON: Casi O’Neill is the specially trained social worker hired by the Maryland Office of the Public Defender to assess the complex needs of children charged with low- to moderate-level crimes. Lawmakers deemed delivery of services to these kids as a major deficit in the system during legislative debate. But O’Neill is the only forensic social worker for all of Baltimore. And exigencies in the system mean she is often working on more dire problems than the ones she was hired to address. Brenda Wintrode/The Baltimore Banner.
State Roundup: Heat standards for Maryland workers on the horizon; Moore pardons a beginning toward repair of long-time justice issue
AS TEMPS SOAR, LABOR DEPT SET TO PASS WORKERS’ HEAT STANDARDS: As heat advisories and watches get issued across the state, workers continue on the job. The Maryland Department of Labor is set to pass a proposed heat standard to keep them safer, but it may not come until the worst of summer heat has passed. Just a handful of states have heat standards, and Maryland will be the first on the East Coast. Meanwhile, states like Florida have made it illegal for municipalities to pass their own heat standard. Emily Hofstaedter/WYPR-FM.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Digital Investigations: Exploring Cyber Crime and Prevention
In an era where our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology, the concept of digital investigations has become crucial. Whether it’s tracking down cybercriminals, protecting sensitive data, or even catching a cheating spouse, digital investigations are at the forefront of modern detective work. But what exactly are digital investigations, and how do they differ from cyber crime? Let’s dive into this fascinating world, explore its nuances, and uncover some life hacks along the way.
Exploring the World of Sports Betting
Sports betting has been a popular pastime for centuries. From ancient civilizations to modern times, placing bets on sporting events has always added an extra layer of excitement. Today, with interactive platforms, it’s easier than ever to get involved. Whether you’re a fan of traditional sports like rugby or interested in new fields like esports, there’s something for everyone.
State Roundup: Pardons an outgrowth of legal pot, end to ‘war on drugs;’ pardons a first step, what happens next? Police probe defacing of Alsobrooks campaign sign
PARDONS COME AFTER POT LEGALIZATION, END TO ‘WAR ON DRUGS:’ Gov. Wes Moore pardons for 175,000 low-level criminal marijuana convictions is one of the nation’s most sweeping clemency acts that could affect as many as 100,000 people who were convicted on certain possession charges in Maryland state courts over the past four decades. The move will create a record of formal forgiveness and is part of a national movement to unwind criminal justice inequities as marijuana use is increasingly legalized. Katie Mettler, Erin Cox and Katie Shepherd/The Washington Post.
Achieving Your Fitness Goals: A Comprehensive Guide to Supplement Stacks
In the realm of fitness and nutrition, supplement stacks play a crucial role in helping individuals achieve their fitness goals effectively. These combinations of supplements are tailored to provide optimal support for various aspects of fitness, whether it’s muscle building, endurance enhancement, or overall wellness. Understanding how to utilize supplement stacks can significantly boost your performance and progress toward your fitness objectives.
Why the Supreme Court’s Mifepristone Ruling Matters for Latinas in Maryland
The Supreme Court’s decision to dismiss the Federal Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine case marks a direct rebuttal of the challenging of scientific and political authority in the pharmaceutical sector. AHM attempted to use the argument of “legal standing” claiming “personal injury” to their affiliates who, despite conscientious objections, are encouraged to provide abortion medication and information.
State Roundup: Moore to pardon 175,000 low-level cannabis convictions; Supremes bumpstock ruling won’t affect state ban; right-wing coalition to appeal election integrity case that judge threw out
MOORE TO PARDON MORE THAN 175,000 MARIJUANA CONVICTIONS: Gov. Wes Moore will issue a mass pardon of more than 175,000 marijuana convictions this morning, one of the nation’s most sweeping acts of clemency involving a drug now in widespread recreational use. Erin Cox, Katie Shepherd and Katie Mettler/The Washington Post.
Unlocking Efficiency: The Growing Trend of Call Center Outsourcing for US SMEs
In today’s competitive business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the United States are constantly seeking ways to improve efficiency, cut costs, and enhance customer satisfaction. One increasingly popular strategy is call center outsourcing. This trend has gained traction as companies realize the multitude of benefits that outsourcing their customer service operations can bring.
The Role of Waste Removal Services in Supporting Local Businesses in Summerfield, NC
In the charming town of Summerfield, North Carolina, local businesses are the backbone of the community. From quaint cafes to bustling retail shops, these enterprises contribute significantly to the local economy and the town’s unique character. However, effective waste management is an often overlooked but crucial aspect of maintaining a thriving business environment. Efficient waste removal services are pivotal in ensuring that businesses operate smoothly and sustainably. This article delves into how summerfield waste disposal supports local businesses and contributes to the overall health and prosperity of the community.
STATE ROUNDUP: SURPRISE! TRUMP WANTS HOGAN TO WIN; MOORE, BROWN HAIL SCOTUS RULING ON ABORTION DRUG
TRUMP WANTS HOGAN TO WIN: Former President Donald Trump told Fox News that he is endorsing former governor Larry Hogan for Senate. “Yeah I’d like to see him win. I think he has a good chance to win,” Trump said. “I would like to see him win and we got to take the majority. We have to straighten out our country so I’d like to see him win. He’s somebody who can win. I know other people made some strong statements but I can just say from my standpoint, I’m about the party and I’m about the country.” Hogan’s team responded saying, “Governor Hogan has been clear he is not supporting President Trump, just as he didn’t in 2016 and 2020.” Colleen Johnson/WBFF Fox 45.
What Skills Do Swing Sets Teach Children?
Are you considering purchasing swing sets and want to know what skills your child will learn? Perhaps, you still need more persuasive as to why swing sets are useful additions to your garden. Choosing what type of outdoor equipment your child will need can be very problematic, but it doesn’t have to be.
State Roundup: Port shipping channel reopens amid celebration; speeding drivers caught in MD work zones near D.C.; probe into fatal crashes during police chases; former Del. Carmen Amedori dies
STATE, FEDS CELEBRATE REOPENING OF SHIPPING CHANNEL: Gov. Wes Moore joined U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and other leaders Wednesday to celebrate the full reopening of the Port of Baltimore nearly three months after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Now that the main federal channel in the Patapsco River is back to its full dimensions, shipping traffic can return in full force to and from the port. Dennis Valera and Adam Thompson/WJZ-TV News. Image from WJZ screenshot.
State Roundup: Biden admin committed to covering cost of bridge rebuild; Maryland lawmakers to hold hearings on slaying of parole agent
BUTTIGIEG: BIDEN ADMIN COMMITTED TO PAYING ALL OF BRIDGE REBUILD: The Biden administration remains committed to having the federal government pay 100% of the cost to replace the Francis Scott Key Bridge, U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said in a call with reporters Tuesday. Danielle Brown/Maryland Matters. STATE, FEDERAL LEADERS...
When to Seek Financial Aid Advice During the College Application Process
We all know how expensive it is to seek a college degree. Besides completing the coursework, paying for college might be the most challenging and stressful part of a person’s college experience. So, college applicants must understand financial aid and scholarships well to make informed decisions about their education.
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