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'Third City' In Baltimore-Washington Corridor Emerges: Patch PM
Unemployment claims rise | Brewing company coming | Reopening protest | Ellicott City flood update | New businesses grow metro area.
Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Maryland Patches to talk about tonight:
5 Businesses Move To Downtown Columbia's Merriweather District
"Columbia is rapidly becoming the vibrant third city in the Baltimore-DC corridor," a development leader said.
Over 150 Crashes Reported Around MD During Winter Storm
Slippery roads resulted in crashes around the region from Interstate 83 to I-95 and I-495.
Find out what's happening in Columbiafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
New Theater Proposed In Annapolis; Leaders Hope To Draw Visitors
Maryland Cultural and Conference Center will include stages, retailers and restaurants.
First-Time Unemployment Claims Rise To 1.66M In Maryland
There was a nearly 29 percent increase in jobless claims, week to week, state labor officials said.
Find out what's happening in Columbiafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Veteran-Owned Brewing Company To Open Before End Of March 2021
One beer the Harford County venue will offer on tap has five types of American hops.
Also Worth A Look Today
- Axe Throwing Venue Opens In Crofton
- Massive Development Planned Near White Marsh Mall
- VFW Names Best Teachers, First Responders In Prince George's
- MoCo Has Fully Vaccinated 3.5% Of People; Confirmed Cases Hit 62K
- Ellicott City Safe & Sound Plan Prompts County Exec To Make Video
- Vehicles Damaged By Bullets In Glen Burnie: Police
- Priciest Gaithersburg Home Boasts A Golf Course, Ballroom, Pool
- Havre de Grace City Hall To Reopen
- Teachers In Anne Arundel County Protest School Reopening With Car Rally
- Baltimore County Student Earns Prestigious $25K Scholarship
- Tractor-Trailer Jackknifes Near Fort McHenry Tunnel: Officials
- Annapolis Police Promote Former Baltimore Cop To 2nd In Command
- Meal Site In HoCo To Remain Closed Through Feb. 25
- Perry Hall Library Disinfected After COVID-19 Exposure: Officials
- More Mental Health Workers Requested For Anne Arundel Schools
Across America
- 'Most Damaging Snails In The World' Seized At O'Hare
- Death Toll Rises As Record Freeze Continues Across Southern U.S.
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