In this final column of 2023, we look ahead to 17 things we’d like to know, see, do, or hear in the coming year, as well as one thing we definitely won’t be doing. From huge television production vans parked in Camden Yards for the World Series to continued progress against gun violence in Baltimore,…
Former President Donald Trump has been removed from Maine’s presidential primary ballot by the state’s Democratic secretary of state, Shenna Bellows. This decision was made under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which prohibits those who “engaged in insurrection” from holding office. The move comes as the U.S. Supreme Court is poised to decide whether…
The recent measles case in Colorado has pediatricians concerned about the state’s vaccination rates and the potential for an outbreak. Colorado has seen a decline in measles vaccination rates, with 1 in 8 kindergarteners not fully vaccinated against the disease. This leaves the state vulnerable to an outbreak, as measles is highly contagious and can…
Oral arguments are scheduled for March in the appeal over a proposed crematory on York Road in North Baltimore, a contentious issue that has drawn the attention of the community. The recent community meeting at Govans Presbyterian Church, organized by the York Road Partnership and attended by over 160 community members and some Loyola University…
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While Bears fans are rooting for a top draft pick, Chicago-based Levy, a leading Sports and Entertainment hospitality company, is preparing for its sixth Super Bowl since the start of the new millennium. They will provide food and beverage service for the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. With seats selling…
Forget sterile labs and hulking machinery – the cutting edge of nuclear medicine technologist programs is going virtual! If you’ve ever dreamt of battling diseases with cutting-edge technology and making a real difference in patient lives, online nuclear medicine technologist programs might be your hidden superpower. Buckle up, future radioactive heroes, because we’re delving into…
A Dallas hospital held a wedding for a patient with late-stage cancer, Letitia Re Johnson, and her now-husband, Jerry Cox, on Christmas Eve. The couple decided to tie the knot in the small 12-seat chapel at Medical City Dallas, with more than 20 attendees squeezing in to witness the joyous occasion. Despite Johnson’s illness with…
