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In Comptroller Race, Glassman Says He Wants To Be ‘Traditional Trustee Of The People's Money'
Harford County Executive and former state legislator Glassman (R), the lone Republican candidate, concedes the race is an "uphill climb."
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Biden Taps Montgomery County Environmental Chief Ortiz For Key EPA Post
The Biden administration has turned to an experienced Maryland policy and political hand to fill a key environmental position.
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Chronic Flooding Threatens Sites Along Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway
Renna McKinney is faced with a problem that could put her childhood church under water.
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Environmental Watchdog Group Sends Notice Of Intent To Sue Baltimore For Wastewater Treatment Plant Failures
It follows the discovery of two wastewater treatment plants that have been releasing millions of gallons of partially untreated sewage.
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Frank DeFilippo: The Fly On The Wall May Be An Electronic Bug
Maryland's strict two-party consent wiretap law that helped to snare a former top aide to Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) dates to 1963, the author says.
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Melanie Miller Launches Consulting Firm; Julia Pitcher Worcester Lands New Lobbying Gig
Ms. Miller, a fixture in Maryland politics and the business world for many years, has established a business development consulting firm.
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Kalman Hettleman: The First 100 Days Of Maryland's New Schools Chief
Mohammed Choudhury, who began his tenure as superintendent in July, is "living up to his advance billing," the author states.
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Alanah Davis: Losing My Religion: Comparison, Initialism, And Handles
For as long as I can remember, my second language — and damn near my first — was rooted deeply in the linguistics of the World Wide Web.
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Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Education, Criminal Justice And Health Care At Anne Arundel County Forum
Six of nine democratic gubernatorial candidates spoke at a forum hosted by the Anne Arundel County Democratic Party in Gambrills Thursday.
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Annapolis Nuclear Engineer And Spouse Arrested For Espionage-Related Charges
Jonathan Toebbe, a Navy nuclear engineer from Annapolis, and his wife, Diana, were arrested by federal agents in West Virginia Saturday.
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Following Barron's Confirmation, Prince George's House Delegation Elects New Chair
Del. Nick Charles (D) was unanimously elected as the new chair of the Prince George's County House delegation this week.
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Franchot's HQ Opening Brings Reminder Of His Opposition To Bowie State Piano Purchase
Maryland Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) is having a grand opening for his gubernatorial campaign headquarters in Bowie Saturday.
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Hogan Announces Framework To Spend $2.5 Billion Budget Surplus
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan, Jr. (R) announced plans to spend a $2.5 billion budget surplus — which he called the largest in state history.
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Misinformation Abounds As U.S. House, Maryland's Raskin Question Arizona's Presidential Election ‘Audit'
“There’s the problem we have,” Raskin said. “Donald Trump refused to accept the results. . . the GOP "followed him off the ledge of lunacy."
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Nuclear Industry Leaders Woo Lawmakers — But What Are They Seeking?
Visiting a nuclear power plant is a big deal — a privilege that very few people have experienced.
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Mary Kane To Become Maryland Chamber Of Commerce President
Kane, a well-known Maryland political figure, the report states, will replace Christine Ross, who departed after five years in the slot.
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Former Baltimore County Exec Ted Venetoulis Dies At 87
Theodore G. Venetoulis was a former Baltimore County executive, a power player in Maryland politics and civic life for more than 50 years.
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Home Care For Older Adults Increased During COVID, But Direct Care Workers Remain Hard To Find
The pandemic has changed the way older people and their relatives think about long-term care for those who cannot live independently.
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In Facebook Post, McGrath Says ‘Politically-Motivated Bullies' Are After Him
McGrath, the former Hogan administration official charged by federal and state prosecutors this week, lashed out against his accusers.
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Opinion: New Office Of Outdoor Recreation Is An Investment In Jobs, Health, And More
The authors, conservationists, say "Maryland has taken a big step forward" by investing in outdoor recreation, which drives the economy.