Over the last few years, yoga has become increasingly popular across the United States. The top three reasons people do yoga involve the overall enjoyment of yoga itself, as well as the health and stress relief benefits. “Yoga is really effective because it’s so tangible,” said Jessica Mei Gershen, a certified yoga instructor and founder of Yoga For […]
The Baltimore City Council has approved a ban on plastic foam containers for carryout food and drinks, giving vendors 18 months to completely phase out the containers. Could the entire state of Maryland be next? Shortly after the city council unanimously passed the bill, the General Assembly proposed a bill to prohibit polystyrene materials from […]
Numerous homes today rely on septic tanks and systems to handle their home’s wastewater. Upkeep and maintenance are critical to keeping everything in good working order, which is why septic pumping companies are an important part of general home care and upkeep. These local pros can teach you all about septic services that are available […]
A Maryland community bank is one of few American banks to open accounts with cannabis companies. According to The Washington Post, Severn Savings Bank has been allowing cannabis companies to open bank accounts while other banks across the U.S. refuse cannabis businesses despite their legality. Severn account holders who operate cannabis-related businesses are unable to […]
Maryland teachers may see a pay increase in the future. Increases in teacher salaries, as well as the creation of a statewide career ladder, are among the top recommendations a statewide commission on school funding will make to the legislature. Additionally, the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, in charge with overseeing a wide range […]
In a time when more advancements in science and technology are being made than ever before, recognizing the best and brightest stars among us becomes imperative. To that end, the Maryland Science Center and the Maryland Academy of Scientists have selected and announced the winners of the 2017 Outstanding Young Scientist and Outstanding Young Engineer […]
In the United States, one in eight people aged 12 years or older has hearing loss in both ears. Hearing loss can usually be improved, at least slightly, with the help of hearing aids, but researchers at Baltimore’s University of Maryland School of Medicine are trying something completely different. The researchers are in the process […]
Tiny houses might be all the rage on real estate shows, but they’re more than just a trendy option for those looking to downsize. In fact, they could pose a lot of promise for many Maryland residents with special needs, as well as those who are homeless throughout the state. The average American moves house approximately […]
ITT Technical Institute in Owings Mills was shut down last summer by the U.S. Department of Education, due to the institute being out of compliance with accreditation standards. The education department has since then been taking a closer look at for-profit educational institutions. “Know Before You Enroll” is a new public awareness campaign that has […]
Crisfield is banning together to put a stop to the opioid addiction epidemic taking over cities, both large and small, around the country. Citizens are beginning to share their own stories about opioid and heroin addiction, and leaders and citizens alike are talking about what needs to be done to help their fellow citizens. Erik […]
