Secretary Jake Day Joins Harvest at Hayfields as Keynote Speaker
Maryland Housing Secretary Jake Day will join Dominion CDC as a keynote guest at Harvest at Hayfields on November 6, 2026.
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Maryland Housing Secretary Jake Day will join Dominion CDC as a keynote guest at Harvest at Hayfields on November 6, 2026.
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Dominion Community Development Corporation announces Harvest at Hayfields, an elegant annual benefit centered on leadership, connection and the community investments that help Baltimore families thrive.
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Veteran Baltimore journalist Jamie Costello will guide the evening as master of ceremonies for Dominion CDC’s Harvest at Hayfields.
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Maryland Comptroller Brooke E. Lierman will join Dominion CDC as a keynote guest at Harvest at Hayfields on November 6, 2026.
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A vacant lot can become apartments and still lose the neighborhood’s young people at 3 p.m. The studio planned for Abe Dua Residences is not a…
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Food insecurity is not only an empty fridge. On West North Avenue it is also an empty kitchen — cooks with recipes and no legal stove,…
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Affordable housing is not a spreadsheet. In Park Heights, it is a vacant lot on the same block as the people who will walk past it…
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Governor Wes Moore appointed Nicole Earle to chair the Maryland Racing Commission, making her the first woman—and the first Black woman—to lead the body.
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The Baltimore Business Journal selected Nicole Earle as one of 20 inaugural Executive Leadership Awards honorees from more than 110 nominations.
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Nicole Earle joined The Baltimore Banner’s 2025 Legacy Builders as a featured speaker for conversations about community, culture, minority-owned business and generational wealth.
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Nicole Earle was honored at the April 17, 2025 Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards for leadership advancing entrepreneurship and community impact.
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Baltimore Magazine featured Nicole Earle in its 2025 Women Who Move Maryland series, recognizing her leadership across real estate development, finance and affordable housing.
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The Baltimore Sun profiled Nicole Earle’s Park Heights roots, the planned Abe Dua Residences and her approach to pairing affordable housing with community opportunity.
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Governor Wes Moore appointed Nicole Earle to Maryland’s new Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority as the board member representing the Pimlico community.
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