Family-Owned Business Awards 2024: Meet the honorees
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Happy Friday, readers.
Last night we celebrated 20 local family-owned businesses at Citron in Quarry Lake. There were cocktails, appetizers, sushi and, yes, lots of photos (check them out on our website).
We hope to see you at some of our upcoming events on the health care industry, the fastest-growing local companies and more.
Now for the biggest stories from the BBJ this week.
Meet this year's Family-Owned Business Award honorees
As our Editor in Chief Joanna Sullivan writes, this year's honorees "all share the love of both family and business, a combination that has helped generate lots of economic impact in Greater Baltimore for centuries."
This class has everything from medical waste companies to diamond sellers — some of them spanning centuries. | Read about their stories.
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Cool Digs: New Sagamore Spirit owner moves to Baltimore Peninsula
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Rams Head Live to close after two decades downtown
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