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Jimmy Tarlau: Let's Level The Playing Field For Lobbyists In Annapolis
A Mount Rainier councilmember, the author says "we really do have a problem with special interests in Annapolis."
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A Mount Rainier councilmember, the author says "we really do have a problem with special interests in Annapolis."
Officials will head to communities to talk with residents about what they think could ease the ache felt by Maryland's opioid epidemic.
This arrangement was promised after a Democratic challenger entered the Maryland Senate race in late July, the report states.
Baltimore Health Commission doctor Dzirasa said the city is making preparations to open clinics where residents can receive the third dose.
Hogan indicated he is frustrated by the slow pace of employee vaccinations at some Maryland nursing homes and a small number of hospitals.
Climate change is an international crisis that demands action at every level of government.
The move by Gayles, called one of the county's top health officials, caught Montgomery County leaders by surprise, the report states.
The Surfside tragedy "should serve as a wake up call for the way we think about maintaining and improving (U.S.) infrastructure" -- author
The Republican proposing the bill stated it will be a “very complicated piece of legislation to get right,” according to the report.
Health Secretary Schrader remained steadfast, the report states, despite cries for stricter statewide COVID-19 protocols from lawmakers.
The Prince George's County Democratic Central Committee unanimously chose Del. Watson (D) to fill the District 23 State Senate vacancy.
"Betty" Hewlett, retiring, has been a fixture in Prince George's County government for more than two decades, helping to mentor many women.
With at least 180 Afghan nationals expected, Maryland is among the top states for receiving refugees, according to the governor.
"The big and sustained increase in visitors" to the state's parks put a strain on the parks, staff, facilities and trails, say the authors.
In grilling Secretary of Labor Robinson over continuing unemployment insurance backlogs, Md., lawmakers say they feel "left in the dark."
As efforts emerge to legalize cannabis in Maryland, Democratic comptroller candidates are looking to create an equitable marijuana industry.
Del. Brooke E. Lierman (D-Baltimore City) Tuesday continued to rack up significant endorsements for her comptroller bid.
Noting the sartorial splendor of past and present presidents, the author states "Trump always seemed more upholstered than dressed."
On a hot, humid evening this month, Del. Lorig Charkoudian (D-Montgomery) was able to take advantage of a break in the stormy weather.
The Baltimore City Council Monday passed a resolution for more distribution time and urging Hogan "to do the right thing," Ramos said.