The Long Build: A Cambridge Debut, A Science Pipeline, and Baltimore's $1.6 Billion Bet

A soul food carryout opens on the Eastern Shore straight out of a small business academy, a Montgomery County lab launches its own pipeline of young scientists, and Baltimore City just green-lit almost $1.6 billion in redevelopment. Plus: what every Maryland employer needs to do this month about the state's new paid leave program.Sources:Business academy graduate opens restaurant in Cambridge | Maryland Department of Commerce | https://business.maryland.gov/news/business-academy-graduate-opens-restaurant-in-cambridge/Integrated Pharma drives workforce development in Montgomery County | Maryland Department of Commerce | https://business.maryland.gov/news/integrated-pharma-drives-workforce-development-in-montgomery-county/Governor Moore Announces Employer Registration for Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Is Live | Office of Governor Wes Moore | https://governor.maryland.gov/news/press-releases/governor-moore-announces-employer-registration-paid-family-and-medical-leave-insuranceBDC Advances Three Major Investments to Drive Baltimore's Economic Growth | Baltimore Development Corporation | https://baltimoredevelopment.com/bdc-advances-three-major-investments-to-drive-baltimores-economic-growth/Sponsored by Maryland Smart Energy — smarter buildings, smaller bills. Utility-funded energy programs for Maryland businesses, nothing out of pocket. https://mdsmartenergy.comProduced with AI. https://marylandmeans.business