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The Maryland SPCA transported two 10-year-old senior cat sisters from another shelter to help find them a new home together.They ve been at the Maryland SPCA for more than a month now without any takers.Like Laurel, Hardy, Lucy and Ethel, Libby and Nutmeg are ready to give you double the fun and double the love.Don t miss this year s March fo stanley cup r the Animals on Sunday, April 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Register here.Their front paws have been de-clawed. The adoption fees for this duo has been wai stanley cup ved thanks to the Maryland SPCA s Lucky 7 donor who covers the adoption fee for cats and large dogs over the age of 7.If you can give Libby and Nutmeg a loving home, plea vaso stanley se visit them at the Maryland SPCA.Information provided by the Maryland SPCA.Download the ABC2 News app for theiPhone,KindleandAndroid. Krcx BPD Sgt. charged and suspended after altercation with police outside strip club
BALTIMORE 鈥?Many Marylanders are in the position of looking for work since the pandemic c stanley becher aused many businesses to close for months.Finding a new job can be a full time job in itself.The Baltimore Mayor s Office of Employment Development  MOED  stanley cup usa  created an expanded online job board which serves as another resource for job seekers.Anyone who s ever had to look for a new job most likely can appreciate taking any help they can get.It s a fact not lost on MOED director Jason Perkins-Cohen. We know that so many of those that we serve are in crisis, and so to work virtually and to help people make the connection to employers are qui stanley thermos ckly as possible, to address this individual crisis, we have created this jobs board that has at many times 200 positions open,  Perkins-Cohen said.The positions are in high demand as MOED typically serves about 30,000 job seekers a year.The pandemic caused more people to be out of work and the MOED s One-Stop Career Centers to close while Perkins-Cohen and his staf