Production Of Berger Cookies Halted Over Food License
Bad news for Baltimore cookie fanatics. City sanitations closed the Berger Bakery last month.
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Bad news for Baltimore cookie fanatics. City sanitations closed the Berger Bakery last month.
The restaurant/shopping district of Harbor East is welcoming a new tenant: Under Armour.
Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler has announced that the state has reached a $29 million settlement with Toyota Motor Corporation, along with 29 other attorneys general.
Salazon Chocolate Co. produces 350,000 chocolate bars a year, said owner Pete Truby, and as of March, will be available in Whole Foods Markets nearly nationwide, in addition to all Wegmans and regional health food stores.
It's not just another mall boutique. Behind the scenes, Hatland runs a thriving online business that sells tens of thousands of sports-themed hats each year.
At 85, Eugene "Smitty" Smith still drives an 18-wheel tractor-trailer truck, picking up milk from area farms and delivering to creameries for Clouse Co. in Frederick.
Las Vegas bookies may be bringing in tens of millions of dollars in Super Bowl bets -- more than $93 million was laid down on last year's game -- but a pair of breweries on opposite sides of the country have engaged in a tastier, and potentially more embarrassing, wager.
Nearly a quarter million passengers set sail from Baltimore on cruises last year.
Spirit Airlines has announced new budget flights between Las Vegas and the East Coast.
The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is planning its first major expansion since it opened in 1971 as a "living memorial" to President John F. Kennedy, with new features including pavilions to house rehearsal halls and classrooms, a memorial garden and a floating stage on the Potomac River.
Things are looking golden for D.A. Kozma Jewelers. Earlier this month, after 11 years of being a fixture in West Ocean outlets, Dan Kozma opened a new door by moving his jewelry business to the Food Lion Shopping Center on Route 611.
The legislative season has arrived, giving downtown businesses a chance to woo lawmakers with everything from coffee to crab cakes.
A program that teaches military veterans how to start a business is expanding from its Eastern Shore roots to two more Maryland counties.
Ravens fans in Baltimore City went wild Sunday night after the team defeated the New England Patriots and advanced to the Super Bowl. The streets are calm now, but the excitement continues for fans and local business owners.
Diners in downtown Annapolis will soon have more burrito options.
