The Maryland Home and Garden Show returned to Timonium this past weekend and with it brought a bouquet of media. The Baltimore Sun ran a huge spread on one of the show’s featured entertainers, HGTV star Cari Cucksey. The Carroll County Times and Frederick News Post also ran stories highlighting the helpful and interesting tips
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People love our office. They love the charm and character of the 135 year-old building and the cool renovations we’ve made to our space. They may not, however, have loved it this air condition-less week while we’ve been waiting for the replacement part to arrive for our HVAC system during unseasonably warm weather. This week
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This past weekend’s Sugarloaf Crafts Festival in Timonium filled the Maryland State Fairgrounds with hundreds of artists and thousands of craft-lovers eager to see their work. Shoppers weren’t the only ones eager to see the artists, though. The Festival was featured on WMAR’s the List, WJZ and WBFF, as well as in cover stories in
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Last night’s presentation by Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the final speaker in the Institute for Christian and Jewish Studies’ 25th Anniversary Speaker Series, was interesting and inspiring. The press were interested and inspired as well. Earlier this week, Imam Feisal spoke on WYPR’s Maryland Morning and WEAA’s Marc Steiner Show, was featured in an article in
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We’re not insensitive. We know that today’s government shutdown has a significant effect on hundreds of thousands of people, who are justifiably worried about their income, their businesses, and the services they need from the US government. We’re not (we hope!) those public relations people who are trying to find any tenuous connection possible between
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This weekend, the long-anticipated Mummies of the World: The Exhibit made its Baltimore debut at the Maryland Science Center. The media was certainly wrapped up in the unveiling of the largest collection of mummies ever assembled. WJZ, WBAL, WMAR and WBFF TV stations previewed the exhibition, both the Baltimore Sun and Washington Post ran front
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It couldn’t have happened at a better time (we have lots and lots going on) and it couldn’t have happened to a better person (with the background and skills we need). Caroline Duane has joined Himmelrich PR as an Associate. Caroline was most recently an assistant publicist at a New York public relations firm and
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It a-piers that we’ll be buoying the boating lifestyle in a sea of media come winter. We shore are excited to o-fish-ally announce that we’ve renewed our relationship with the Baltimore Boat Show and the New England Boat Show to promote these two im-port-ant events in 2014. This will be our 15th year setting sail
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Our days are spent using public relations as a tool that can impact the news and shape public opinion—our work happens behind the scenes and out of sight. This week, however, we noticed how often PR became the news. Plenty of companies commemorated the 9/11 milestone Tuesday. AT&T tweeted “Never forget” with an image of
The beginning of September is a season of starts: kids go back to class, teachers go back to teaching, the green leaves begin to fade, football season kicks off with a bang (and in Baltimore with one of our clients, see: Keith Urban at the Maryland Science Center). For us, though, the football season isn’t