María Morales

Jan 8, 2025 | ourcommunitynow.com | Maria Morales |María Morales

Share BALTIMORE — “Today is Day 375,” says Devin Walker. Not that he’s counting the days. It’s the significance of those days that matters to him. It’s been 375 days since his last drink. “I started drinking early, at like 16,” Walker says. “And so, every weekend, partying hanging out, from 16 up until 40-something has been a lot. I just got to a point where I have had enough of that.” Walker is a filmmaker who’s done documentaries on some of the issues plaguing his hometown.

Dec 23, 2024 | jdsupra.com | Maria Morales |María Morales

The Government of Chile has published Law No. 21,718, which amends the General Law of Urbanism and Construction, in addition to a series of regulatory provisions. The new law, introduced on November 29, 2024, aims to expedite the process of real estate projects by reducing the number of administrative steps, increasing transparency, and establishing a more severe liability regime for the intervening agents that do not comply or that generate damages for the development of real estate projects.

Dec 4, 2024 | ktvz.com | Maria Morales |María Morales

WMAR via CNN NewsourceHope Lodge relies on the generosity of the community. It is holding a food and supply drive. The lodge needs everything from paper towels to protein bars. “It also helps them not worry about things Published December 4, 2024 12:51 pm By Maria MoralesClick here for updates on this story    BALTIMORE (WMAR) — When doctors told John Barnes that the prostate cancer in his body had spread, that brought him to Baltimore and Hope Lodge.

Nov 19, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Maria Morales |María Morales

Share BALTIMORE COUNTY — Maryland school superintendents are asking for flexibility as they’re preparing for state cuts in Blueprint funding. That’s the message Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Myriam Rogers says she and other superintendents are sending to elected officials as they’re preparing their budgets for fiscal year 2026.

Oct 16, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Maria Morales |María Morales

ShareBALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — Exploring science through storybooks. That's the goal of this mobile exploration lab. This week, it's challenging students at the Maryland School For the Blind to solve a problem for the main character through a science project. “In ‘Jack and the Beanstock,’ they're engineering a better beanstock for Jack,” says Janée Peletier from Learning Undefeated.