Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

2 weeks ago | thedailyrecord.com | Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

Key Takeaways:Rock Hall launches feasibility study to address workforce shortagesCommunity engagement reveals critical marine trade labor gapsChesapeake College and local schools expand marine training programsTown eyes coordinator role to connect training with employersHow can a small, historic waterfront town like Rock Hall, with 1,500 residents and a rich maritime tradition, thrive amid workforce shortages? That’s the question Mayor James Cook set out to answer.

3 weeks ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

Nestled on the north ridge of Camelback Mountain, Serenité Members Club offers a serene escape from the daily grind. As the Poconos’ first new residential development in two decades and its only private residence club, it’s a haven for those seeking luxury and relaxation. The club currently touts 22 luxury townhomes with more to come. “So far, approximately 400 families have signed up,” said Todd Cannon, CEO, adding that construction is ongoing and a new clubhouse is set to open this summer.

1 month ago | wetheitalians.com | Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

BY: Stephanie Kalina-MetzgerAnthony Pepe, Mike and Genine Baldassarra and Mike Wible recognized the potential of Greenville's West End. The area known for its boutique shops, restaurants and art galleries, not to mention the city's minor league ballpark, was a perfect fit for DeMarco's Italian Restaurant, which recently opened at 366 Jackson St., Greenville, SC.

1 month ago | thedailyrecord.com | Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

The APG Federal Credit Union board of directors in January announced the appointment of Becky Smith as president/CEO of the Edgewood-based institution, known as APGFCU. Smith previously served as the executive vice president and chief revenue officer for SECU of Maryland. Smith answered questions about her background and about where she intends to take the 87-year-old credit union in the coming years. Q: Could you tell us a little about your background?

2 months ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Stephanie Kalina-Metzger

After what seems like an eternity, the weather is finally warm again for more than a day at a time. The pleasant temperatures are inspiring people to spend more time outdoors—whether exercising, playing sports, or simply enjoying the fresh air. However, for some, this seasonal shift brings health challenges. We consulted area health practitioners for advice on staying healthy this spring and summer.