The Rev. Dr. Delores B. Dorsey, a pioneering minister and longtime Baltimore City kindergarten teacher, died Feb. 8. In 1994, she became the first woman ordained at Wayland Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held Feb. 26 in Baltimore.
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Janet Currie, president of Bank of America, Greater Maryland, highlights how Baltimore’s small and mid-sized businesses can capitalize on the CIAA Tournament’s economic impact by boosting community engagement, tightening cash flow management and planning for succession. She emphasizes that supporting local businesses during CIAA week helps build and sustain generational wealth in the community.
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Jacob Bridgeman won the PGA Tour event with a one-shot margin over Kurt Katayama, Rory Mcllory and Adam Scott, while Sahith Theegala, chosen by Tiger Woods as the “Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption” player, finished in top 25.
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birminghamal.gov Presiding Municipal Court Judge Andra Sparks will retire in May after years of distinguished service to the residents of Birmingham. Mayor Randall L. Woodfin has appointed Judge LaResha D. Cade-Spearman to serve as the next Presiding Judge of the Birmingham Municipal Court. “Judge Sparks has served the people of Birmingham with integrity, fairness, and […]
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By Chanda Temple | Special to the Birmingham Times Hassan Gooden takes one bite of his three-layer seafood lasagna and jumps up and down like he’s struck gold. In a way, he has. As the executive chef of Velvet & Vine BHM, a new restaurant slated to open in downtown Birmingham in March, he’s been testing recipes […]
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