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Under Armour Bringing 1K Jobs With New E-Commerce Center

The former site of Bethlehem Steel will become a distribution center for Under Armour. The sportswear company announced its plan Tuesday to open a 1.3 million-square-foot warehouse in Baltimore County to meet the demand for e-commerce.

Under Armour intends to hire 1,000 people from Baltimore and surrounding areas to work at its new distribution center, according to a statement from the company. >>> Read more.

Maryland Governor Hints at Later School Start Date

Is Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan about to demand that schools wait until after Labor Day to begin classes? That’s the speculation by politicians and media statewide as Hogan’s office promotes a “major announcement regarding the starting date of public school systems in Maryland,” in a news release. >>> Read more.

HIV Positive Man Bit Cops, Attempted Murder Charge Filed

• A man arrested during a Severn dispute bit two police officers, breaking the skin in one case, knowing that he is HIV positive, police say.

Sinkhole Sucks In Car During Water Main Break Near Towson

• An 8-inch water main break caused road damage, water interruption in Towson on Monday.

Diners Apparently Head to Hooters for the Music, Too

• Customers rated Hooters, which has a Rockville location, as having the best music in a casual dining chain, says Technomic.

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