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Van Maker Backed By Energy Department Loans Shuts Down
Vehicle Production Group, which received a $50 million federal loan to make vans for the disabled, has halted production.
Man Pleads Guilty In $100M Business Loan Fraud
A Virginia man has pleaded guilty in a scheme to get fraudulent loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. Prosecutors said the scheme resulted in more than $100 million.
New Mortgage Rules To Protect Buyers & Lenders
Big changes in the rules for home mortgages are being unveiled in Baltimore.
Baltimore Has New Opportunity For Small Businesses
At a time when many are struggling to stay afloat, the city opens an opportunity for small businesses.
Garrett Co. In Deal For Whitewater Course
Garrett County officials say they have struck a deal to pay off the debt of a manmade whitewater course near McHenry.
Students Seek To Stop Loan Interest Rate Hike
Millions of college students could be in for a shock this summer when the interest rate on a popular federally subsidized student loan doubles unless Congress acts.
Garrett Co. Won’t Bail Out Whitewater Course
The Garrett County Commissioners say they won’t bail out a manmade whitewater course near Deep Creek Lake.
Hagerstown Approves $600,000 For Recycling Bins
The Hagerstown City Council has authorized the city to get a $600,000 loan to pay for recycling containers.
Baltimore Public Schools CEO Pitches Plan To Borrow $1.2 Billion
The chief executive officer of Baltimore’s public schools has told state lawmakers that he hopes to borrow $1.2 billion to overhaul the city’s public school buildings.
Grand Prix Organizer: High-Interest Loan Led To Unpaid Taxes
The former CEO of Baltimore Racing Development says interest payments from a two-month loan taken out before the start of the Baltimore Grand Prix ended up draining the funds needed to pay city taxes.
Research Planned At Ohio Uranium Plant Project
The Department of Energy said Friday it plans to work with the developer of a uranium enrichment project in southern Ohio on research to reduce technical and financial risks that have held up the project.
Film Director Hasn’t Repaid Loan To Washington Co.
The director of a Civil War movie filmed in the Maryland area still hasn’t repaid most of $300,000 he borrowed from Washington County in 2002.


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