Caroline Foreback

1 week ago | ktvz.com | Caroline Foreback

By Caroline ForebackClick here for updates on this story    BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — A Maryland vocational training center, a nonprofit organization, helps people with a history of incarceration get back on their feet. The NCIA Vocational Training Center, a nonprofit organization in Baltimore, has helped more than 2,000 people ring in a new chapter in their lives through vocational training, support, and employment services.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Caroline Foreback

A Maryland vocational training center, a nonprofit organization, helps people with a history of incarceration get back on their feet. The NCIA Vocational Training Center, a nonprofit organization in Baltimore, has helped more than 2,000 people ring in a new chapter in their lives through vocational training, support, and employment services. The goal of the program is to assist people who have been convicted of crimes in overcoming barriers to build a better life.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Caroline Foreback

An Annapolis resident is bugged by a large billboard above historic buildings and shops that line City Dock. The 300-square-foot advertisement is imprinted with a huge, dead, and upturned cockroach, has greeted tourists in downtown for at least five years. The billboard, paid for by Home Paramount Pest Control, says, "We don't like bugs either."Residents have argued that a pest control ad may not be the best way to welcome visitors.

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Caroline Foreback

Share An Annapolis resident is bugged by a large billboard above historic buildings and shops that line City Dock. The 300-square-foot advertisement is imprinted with a huge, dead, and upturned cockroach, has greeted tourists in downtown for at least five years. The billboard, paid for by Home Paramount Pest Control, says, "We don't like bugs either." Residents have argued that a pest control ad may not be the best way to welcome visitors.

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Caroline Foreback

Share Anne Arundel County leaders approved a sweeping measure to encourage redevelopment across the county. Bill 2-25 paves the way for more redevelopment in Anne Arundel County, speeding up the approval process, offering discounted connection fees to county utilities, and loosening land use restrictions to allow for more commercial and housing density.