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    Montgomery County Police Department Automated Traffic Enforcement Unit: Speed Camera Corridors
    Smart technology advancing roadway safety.
    Managing your woodlands while earning extra income: The Family Forest Carbon Program
    The Family Forest Carbon Program (FFCP) is a unique partnership between the nonprofit AFF and landowners that helps combat climate change, improve wildlife habitat and timber value, increase carbon stored on the land, and provide revenue to the landowner—all at no cost to them.
    BannerX brings together top professionals to discuss the future of business in Maryland
    On Sept. 30, the Baltimore Banner held its annual event, BannerX in Columbia, Md., for in-depth conversations with Maryland’s business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors, technologists and innovators to explore what was shaping the future of business. Four panels tapped with industry leaders delved into life sciences and biotech, innovation and technology, AI, and data centers.
    Creating calm at home: Six habits my Baltimore family learned from Waldorf
    A Baltimore parent shares simple, screen-free practices from her children’s school that any family can try this season. 
    Paid Political Advertisement - A CONVERSATION WITH REARDON “SULLY” SULLIVAN
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    Moving smarter as you age
    Weeks after your big trip to the National Park or the pickleball tournament, your joints are still hurting. When you were younger, your knee would ache for a day or two, but now your body isn’t bouncing back as quickly. Is something wrong?
    A milestone in community safety: Over 12,000 free gun locks distributed in Anne Arundel County
    Every day in Anne Arundel County, we work to build a safer, healthier and stronger community. Sometimes, that work takes the form of community health or educational programs. Other times, it looks like a simple, tangible tool: a cable gun lock.
    Careers. Partnerships. Discoveries. Johns Hopkins and Baltimore, rooted here, growing together since 1876
    5,400 Baltimore residents hired at Hopkins. $1.4 billion invested in city businesses. See what Baltimoreans are accomplishing with Johns Hopkins.Jeffrey Hargrave’s commercial construction company, Mahogany Inc., is leaving its mark across Baltimore. 
    Jeff Hargrave at Lacks Building site
    Expand your living space with a beautiful deck
    Long Fence offers a variety of low maintenance decks that look great, last for years, and stand up to wear and tear. Long Fence, a family-owned and operated business, has myriad of choices to match your style and budget.
    You’ve built a life. When do you start protecting it?
    Most of us don’t get a calendar reminder for the day the responsibilities become real. But the reminder that actually matters isn’t about insurance. It’s about what you owe the people who make your life livable, whether that’s a spouse, aging parents, or young children.

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    A new doctoral pathway at Bowie State University is strengthening the future of nursing education
    For nurses ready to take the next step in their careers, Bowie State University is offering a new pathway to leadership, scholarship and impact.
    Elijah Jordan is a first-generation student who overcame challenges while working on his degree in health services administration. After graduation he plans to join the military and pursue becoming a physician's assistant.
    A step forward: Treating sickle cell disease with gene therapy
    Transformative. That’s how the hematology team at the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) describes a new gene therapy treatment used to treat sickle cell disease.
    Private School Guide 2026
    To help families explore their options, the Banner’s Private School Guide highlights independent schools in the area and the opportunities they offer both inside and outside the classroom.
    The role of extracurricular activities at independent schools
    Every parent wants their kids to thrive in school by earning good grades that will hopefully set them up on the road to success. However, extracurricular activities can be just as important in raising a well-rounded, balanced, and creative member of society. Independent schools recognize this and most have a host of ways to learn outside the classroom and get involved in the school community.
    Green Point Wellness’s mission is to improve the quality of life of those in their neighborhood
    Tony Toskov, a long-time Maryland entrepreneur, who founded the medical and adult-use cannabis dispensary Green Point Wellness, is one rooted deeply in the communities it serves.
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