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Ahead Of Key Votes, Franchot Weighs Policy And Politics On Hogan Highway Plan
When the Board of Public Works meets, it will cast two votes on Hogan Jr.'s plan to add variably-priced toll lanes to parts of the beltway.

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When the Board of Public Works meets, it will cast two votes on Hogan Jr.'s plan to add variably-priced toll lanes to parts of the beltway.

Tenants from two largely Latino communities in Maryland filed complaints in state and federal court against their landlords this summer.
"A safer and more secure structure that will properly serve current and future travel needs" is what is needed, the author states.
The offshore wind industry in Maryland is having a coming-out party — and not a moment too soon.
In a closed board meeting, State Supt. Choudhury appointed a chief of staff, Ary Amerikaner, to the Maryland State Dept. of Education.
The request centers on Maryland’s public-private partnership law requiring the state treasurer to analyze its impact on capital debt limits.
Hogan said he "does not plan to try to unseat the state’s junior senator," going on to say he's reiterated that thought "a million times."
By not holding Exelon accountable for pollution, the author says, Hogan has "fumbled on his duties to protect the citizens of Maryland."
Legal defense funds are private donations for public purchase, a form of autobiography that says what the principal(s) does and its worth.
A new legislative commission will study the increasing demands on Maryland state parks starting next month.
If a candidate holds an event to launch his gubernatorial campaign and no press is around to cover it, did it even launch at all?
State Comptroller Peter V.R. Franchot (D) has landed a statesman to chair his 2022 gubernatorial campaign: the Rev. Alvin C. Hathaway Sr.
A Maryland U.S. Senator unveiled legislation this week that would tax major oil and gas companies which emit greenhouse gases.
I think it may have been Winter 2016 when I truly fell in love with jazz music, with its unpredictable measures and wild staccato.
A member of the Democratic Central Committee was nominated by the panel after Haynes "retired in haste" last month, according to the report.
The report says Hogan announced come September, employees from state-run congregate facilities will be required to show vaccination proof.
Former Maryland attorney general Douglas F. Gansler (D) has a new campaign manager for his 2022 run for governor.
During a summer filled with disturbing news about climate change's drastic impact, there is some good news to share, the authors state.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued new, more limited protections for tenants this week.
Advocates for revival of a scuttled Baltimore-area subway line said they welcome efforts by Maryland's U.S. senators to get it back going.