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MCB Real Estate launches Science + Health Platform | Maryland Daily Record
Baltimore-based MCB Actual Property LLC has partnered with life sciences and well being care actual property government Wilkingson “Will” Germain to co-found MCB Science + Well being.
Germain, who will function CEO of the enterprise, might be centered on aggressively looking for acquisition and improvement alternatives within the life sciences, medical workplace and senior housing areas throughout the USA.
Germain joins MCB after 16 years with Ventas Inc., a number one actual property funding belief, the place he most lately centered on rising their life sciences, analysis, and innovation portfolio by greater than $4 billion and over 7 million sq. toes. Having been concerned in over $20 billion in transactions, Germain brings intensive expertise, lengthy standing trade relationships and a confirmed observe file of finishing healthcare actual property transactions.
Germain is charged with senior stage accountability for executing on the general technique of the MCB Science + Well being platform together with sourcing and originating funding alternatives, oversight of underwriting and due diligence, transaction structuring and execution, improvement venture administration, operations, and asset administration.
The platform’s senior workforce consists of Mark Furlan who will function Senior Vice President, Improvement & Leasing and Damian Donati who will function the senior vp of consumer relations.
With greater than 25 years creating healthcare tasks, Furlan has delivered greater than 60 tasks in markets throughout the USA. Working with suppliers, his experience ranges from website choice, improvement and development, leasing and property administration. He excels at using and constructing distinctive supply groups that guarantee tasks are designed successfully, inside finances and delivered well timed.
Mr. Donati will deal with consumer relations and enterprise improvement. With virtually 40 years of expertise solely centered on medical workplace and outpatient facility actual property, his various background consists of medical area planning, design, leasing, improvement and development of greater than 4.5 million sq. toes of medical buildings for well being programs and huge clinics in over 30 states.
The workforce is presently engaged on life sciences improvement tasks in extra of $250 million and is in design and development on medical workplace tasks exceeding $100 million. This consists of 82,000 sq. toes underneath development at MCB’s Yard 56 venture in Baltimore, Maryland and a 60,000 sq. foot deliberate improvement at Drexeline venture in suburban Philadelphia.
MCB Science + Well being might be headquartered in Chicago.
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Gas stations in Maryland must post cash and credit prices, aiming to end
BALTIMORE — Gas stations in Maryland are now required to show the cash and credit price at their towers thanks to the Gas Price Gauging Act signed into effect in May 2023 by Gov. Wes Moore.
“It took SEVEN YEARS, but we finally passed “Gas Price Clarity” in Maryland! It goes into effect TODAY. Contact our Comptroller if you see a violation,” State Senator Cheryl Kagan posted on Facebook.
Senator Kagan said this bill will limit what she calls “bait and switch” and price gouging.
With the bill in effect, drivers will now have more clarity on what they’ll be paying at the pump.
In Maryland, gas stations are required to post the lowest price for regular gas on their towers.
This can be confusing for consumers who prefer to pay with credit as they’ll be paying more than the price seen on gas station towers due to the transaction fees gas stations pay, often 5 to 20 cents more per gallon.
“As soon as I see the credit and the cash gas price, credit is off my mind,” driver Tony Callaway said. “I don’t even think about it anymore, strictly cash.”
However, according to AAA, nearly 90% of Marylanders rather pay with their card.
Under the act, the gas station signs will now be required to show the cost of paying with credit if the cash price is lower.
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Maryland Car Rally Task Force Dismantles Over Twelve Unlawful Exhibition Driving Events In Maryland Counties Saturday Night
Members from the Maryland Car Rally Task Force, working in collaboration with the Maryland State Police Special Operations Division, and allied police agencies disrupted twelve unlawful exhibition driving events throughout multiple Maryland counties, including Prince George’s, Anne Arundel, Howard and Baltimore, Saturday night.
Police responded to several locations where up to 500 participants gathered in parking lots attempting to shut down intersections throughout the region. Police responded to the following locations at the approximate times:
- 8 p.m.: 4732-5400 Auth Pl, Suitland, MD
- 8:25 p.m.: 4900 Beech Rd, Temple Hills, MD
- 8:48 p.m.: 1811 Cabin Branch Dr, Hyattsville, MD
- 9:25 p.m.: 4870-488 Walden Lane, Lanham, MD
- 10:34 p.m.: 4041 Powder Mill Rd, Beltsville, MD
- 10:58 p.m.: 9600 Ft Meade Rd, Laurel, MD
- 11:26 p.m.: 10300 Little Patuxent Pkwy, Columbia, MD
- 11:40 p.m.: 6821 Benjamin Franklin Dr, Columbia, MD
- 12:01 a.m.: 7500 Connelly Dr, Hanover, MD
- 12:04 a.m.: Route 29 N., Howard County, MD
- 12:34 a.m.: 1101 Wilson Dr, Baltimore, MD
- 12:58 a.m.: 2704 Washington Blvd, Baltimore, MD
Arrests were made that evening with additional participants having been charged from prior events. The individuals arrested and/or charged include:
- Jonathan Alonso Berrios-Cabrera, 18, of Arlington, Virginia – charged with fleeing and eluding police, negligent and reckless driving, and other traffic related offenses.
- Cregory Curry, 27, of Washington, D.C., — charged on a criminal summons for exhibition driving, as well as, fleeing and eluding police.
- Keanu Grissett, 23, of Waldorf, Maryland – charged by the Laurel City Police Department with theft of a motor vehicle and display of a stolen license plate. Additionally, the Laurel City Police Department arrested Raquan Stephon West, 28, of Laurel, Maryland, on outstanding warrants.
- Jamari McLaurin, 25, of Newport News, Virginia and Malek Omaryi Saviion Kingsberry, 26, of Hampton, Virginia – charged by the Anne Arundel County Police Department with several firearm-related offenses.
Since June 2024, the Maryland Car Rally task force has focused on investigating and addressing exhibition driving events, knowns as “takeovers”. These illegal activities involve blocking public roads for dangerous stunts, disrupting traffic, causing property damage, and posing risks to the public.
Increased patrols in identified hotspot areas have been conducted along with comprehensive investigations to identify and charge those involved. This proactive approach includes enhanced traffic enforcement and the initiation of criminal investigations against the perpetrators.
The Maryland Car Rally task force includes the Maryland Department of State Police, the Maryland Transportation Authority Police, Prince George’s County Police, Baltimore City Police and police departments in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Howard and Montgomery counties. The combined efforts continue to be instrumental in effectively addressing illegal exhibition driving across the designated regions.
By collaborating our concentrated enforcement and investigative efforts strategically, particularly in areas where these incidents are most prevalent, the task force aims to mitigate the impact of these dangerous events on public safety and, thereby fostering a safer environment for all Maryland residents.
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