The rise and ignominious fall of former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Elizabeth Pugh.
Her humiliation has unfolded in what feels like slow motion over the past year, and Thursday, Feb. 13, delivered what looks to be the penultimate chapter in this saga.
Federal prosecutors, in a sentencing memorandum, requested U.S. District Judge Deborah K. Chasanow sentence Pugh to 57-months in prison.
Pugh’s defense attorney has asked the judge to sentence the 69-year-old West Baltimore resident to a year in jail.
Pugh pleaded guilty in November to four of the 11 charges she faced in federal court involving conspiracy and tax evasion stemming from her scheme to finance her political campaigns with sales of her self-published “Healthy Holly” children’s books. \
Pugh is slated to be sentenced on Feb. 27.
23 Sept 2019
Making difficult projects happen in Baltimore
Dana Jonson, the Reinvestment Fund’s managing director for Maryland and Washington, spoke with The Daily Record for the Ground Up Podcast in late August at the fund’s offices. She discussed a variety of topics, including the challenges facing projects she invests in and how a potential recession could impact the fund.
18 Mar 2019
Mindgrub CEO Todd Marks discusses multifamily technology
Mindgrub CEO Todd Marks talks about how his firm helps multifamily developers deliver enhanced amenities, where that industry sector is headed and embracing smart city technology to close the digital […]
25 Feb 2019
Abell Foundation digs into metro government mergers
The Abell Foundation’s report on the mergers of city and county governments in Nashville, Louisville, and Indianapolis. We talk with the report’s author Jeff Wachter about where these mergers succeed, […]
18 Feb 2019
Talking ‘bipartisan bro show,’ $15 minimum wage and tax cuts in Annapolis
Bryan P. Sears, The Daily Record’s government reporter, updates us on the Maryland General Assembly’s 2019 session. We talk about Comptroller Peter Franchot fighting with Democratic lawmakers in Annapolis, the […]
12 Feb 2019
Cole Roofing CEO talks 100 years in business, green roofs and second chances
Cole Roofing CEO Bill Cole talks with the Ground Up Podcast about running a century old family business, how the industry has changed, potential for solar power in the industry, […]
4 Feb 2019
Brothers Music, Nouveau Home and Interior Design talk Baltimore retail
Steve Appel, of Nouveau Home and Interior Design, Ian and Brian Goldstein, of Brothers Music, discuss how they keep their doors open in the ever challenging retail sector. State Sen. […]
28 Jan 2019
“Town of the Big House,” and the strange tale of Kahan Dhillon
We revisit the strange tale of Kahan S. Dhillon Jr. and The Baltimore Renaissance. Filmmaker and podcast producer Richard Yeagley discusses his podcast “Town of the Big House,” which examines […]
Terri Harrington, senior vice president at MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate, discusses how Baltimore’s office market performed in 2018, and what she expects in 2019. We also dig into a few […]
22 Dec 2018
Regional economy navigates federal shutdown, crime and interest rate hikes
Towson University’s Daraius Irani, M&T Bank President August “Augie” Chiasera, and JLL’s Matt Haas discuss the regional economy, potential impact on Maryland from a federal government shutdown, and the how […]
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