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1 month ago | thriveworks.com | Nathan Davidson |Jason Crosby |Hannah DeWitt |Taylor Bennett

Thriveworks was established in 2008, with the ultimate goal of helping people live happy and successful lives. We are clinician-founded and clinician-led. In addition to providing exceptional clinical care and customer service, we accomplish our mission by offering important information about mental health and self-improvement. We are dedicated to providing you with valuable resources that educate and empower you to live better.
Cassilly reflects on Rachel Morin and El Salvador detainee concerns: 'It's time to say no to violent crime'

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett |William Carter

Patty Morin, the mother of murdered Bel Air mother of five Rachel Morin, spoke at the White House and criticized Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s trip to El Salvador. Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly reacted with C4 and Bryan Nehman on Thursday, speaking on both Morin and another victim, Kayla Hamilton. “As I listen to this defense, you know, we’re making much ado out of this illegal alien, his rights and his interests,” Cassilly said.
Congressman Ivey to also travel to El Salvador to visit detained Maryland man

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

SummaryCongressman Glenn Ivey to also travel to El Salvador to visit detained Maryland manMaryland Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen is traveling to El Salvador on Wednesday to check on a man mistakenly deported and sent to prison in the Central American nation. Van Hollen says his hope is to visit Kilmar Abrego Garcia, check on his well-being and hold constructive conversations with government officials regarding his release.
PSEG could file for temporary right of entry to 90 properties for power line project

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

The company behind the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project could file for temporary right of entry on 90 properties as early as Tuesday. The controversial project would run 70 miles of high-voltage power lines through Frederick, Carroll and Baltimore counties. Public Service Enterprise Group said it must start completing non-invasive environmental surveys on landowners’ properties but it has not been successful in gaining voluntary access from enough property owners.
Attorney Randolph Rice Weighs in amid Rachel Morin murder trial

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

The jury could get the case on Monday afternoon in the trial of the man accused in the rape and murder of Rachel Morin on the Ma and Pa Trail in 2023.
Orange You Glad? Maryland Claims the Crush as Official Cocktail

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

SummaryOrange Crush is the new Maryland state cocktail — Orange you glad it passed? Orange Crush is the new Maryland state cocktail — Orange you glad it passed? Delegate Wayne Hartman sponsored the bill during the recent legislative session, which officially designates the original Maryland Orange Crush as the official state cocktail. The bill passed the House with enthusiasm but stalled in the Senate, but Hartman refused to let his effort die and it was one of the last bills to pass.
Maryland health providers concerned about highly contagious virus

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

The measles outbreak in western Texas continues to grow, reaching over 500 cases, with 24 of those confirmed in just the last five days. Here in Maryland, no new cases have been reported since March when three cases were confirmed. But Dr. Lucia Donatelli, the chief of the Center for Immunization with Maryland Health Department, said health providers statewide are concerned.
Mayor Brandon Scott reflects on 10-year anniversary of Freddie Gray's death in Baltimore

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett |Robert Lang

SummaryWith the approaching 10-year anniversary of the death of Freddie Gray at the hands of Baltimore police, Mayor Brandon Scott reflected back on the last decade this morning on the 'C4 and Bryan Nehman Show' on Thursday and said that the turmoil that followed in the city has turned the corner for the better.
Mayor Scott unveils new plan to tackle vacant homes in Baltimore City

2 months ago | wbal.com | Chris Cichon |Taylor Bennett

During an announcement about Baltimore’s Spring Cleanup and Day of Service, Mayor Brandon Scott discussed the city’s process of revamping vacant homes. City and Maryland leaders are expediting the process to help rid the city of vacant properties. The move is part of the Reinvest Baltimore Initiative, which provides public and nonprofit partners with grants to address vacant properties around the city.
Bowie to host HBCU Prison Education Summit

2 months ago | wbal.com | Taylor Bennett

SummaryBowie State University will host the nation's first HBCU Prison Education Summit this weekend. Bowie State University will host the nation’s first HBCU Prison Education Summit this weekend. The conference will bring together over 200 attendees from HBCUs, the criminal justice system and other organizations concerned about improving the outcomes of incarcerated citizens once they are released back into their communities. Dr. Charles Adams says the university is already making history.