Tag Archives: WBAL NewsRadio

WBAL NewsRadio: President of the Greater Baltimore Committee speaks on family supporting jobs and breaking disparities

Posted on October 22, 2020
"Our board of directors felt that rather than looking just at the current workforce, they wanted to look ahead, look 10 years out from a regional perspective," said Fry.
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The Daily Record: Baltimore mayoral candidates clash during GBC debate

Posted on May 27, 2020
Baltimore’s top Democratic candidates for mayor traded sharp barbs Wednesday as voters in the June 2 primary continue casting ballots by mail.
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GBC, WBAL NewsRadio host Baltimore City Council President Debate

Posted on May 14, 2020
The candidates were asked questions about the COVID-19 pandemic, education, crime and safety, the relationship between the City Council President and the Mayor, small business initiatives and the Board of Estimates.
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GBC, WBAL NewsRadio host Baltimore City Election Debates

Posted on May 8, 2020
The Greater Baltimore Committee, in partnership with WBAL NewsRadio, will host two debates for the 2020 Baltimore City Elections with leading candidates in the City Council President and Mayoral races.
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Don Fry Commentary on WBAL NewsRadio: Coronavirus delayed mayoral race but doesn’t diminish its importance

Posted on April 27, 2020
Baltimore City Hall
The COVID-19 pandemic dominates the media and public’s attention each and every waking hour. But there’s a transformative and pivotal election on the horizon for Baltimore City.
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Donald C. Fry on economic impact of COVID-19 crisis on WBAL NewsRadio

Posted on March 25, 2020
Fry discussed Governor Hogan's decision to shut down non-essential businesses. "These are extraordinary circumstances and they call for extraordinary measures," he said.
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Don Fry Commentary on WBAL NewsRadio: What Kind of Mayor Does Baltimore Need?

Posted on September 30, 2019
Fall is barely upon us, but already the race for Mayor of the City of Baltimore is beginning to take shape and voters need to pay attention. As the city readies for the April 28 primary, the compelling question for voters to consider is: What kind of mayor does Baltimore...
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