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Taking Stock Of The First 100 Days Of The Moore-Miller Administration
Moore has traveled as far as Lonaconing, in Allegany County, marking the first time since 1996 that a sitting governor had visited there.
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Maryland Matters And UMBC To Host "Climate Calling: A Community Conversation"
Four Cabinet secretaries and the director of the Maryland Energy Administration are currently scheduled to appear at the May 10 event:
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Political Notes: When Harry Met Parris — In Senegal. Plus, Personnel News.
Glendening was leading a delegation of about a dozen or so Prince Georgians, including three or four members of the county council.
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Cannabis Commission Finale Comes As Recreational Expansion Looms On The Horizon
“I think this has been an incredible journey,” said Dr. C. Obi Onyewu, chair of the commission.
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Service Year Bill Tops List Of Nearly 150 Signed Into Law
“By calling on Marylanders to serve and serve together we will bridge the gap between ambition and employment" -- Gov. Moore
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One Year After Climate Solutions Now Act, Lawmakers Focus On Passing Smaller Climate Bills
They may not be of the scale of the Climate Solutions Now Act, the ambitious climate bill that lawmakers passed last year.
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Opinion: PSC Is Dialed In On Law Protecting Marylanders From Phone Scams
The commentary “With new policy, PSC is ordering a disaster” has it wrong. The commission's recent decisions have nothing to do with pizza.
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After First 100 Days, Lierman Hopeful About Modernization Of Comptroller's Office, Possibilities For State Policy Changes
“I think the job of comptroller is really unique in American state government,” Lierman said.
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Opinion: Don't Delay Montgomery County School Construction Any Longer
This past week, a second round of delays for school construction projects were considered by the Montgomery County Council.
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Kalman Hettleman: Gov. Moore Gets An Incomplete Report Card On Aid To Public Schools
He staked his education grade on an additional $500 million in his budget for the Blueprint, later upped to $900 million.
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Casper Taylor, Former Speaker Of The House Of Delegates, Dies At 88
House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones (D-Baltimore County), who joined the House in 1997, when Taylor was speaker, announced his death.
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At Tradepoint Atlantic, Moore Breaks Ground On Offshore Wind Construction Facility, Signs Climate Bills
“Maryland steel led the economy in the 20th century and I want Maryland wind to lead the American economy in the 21st century" -- Gov. Moore
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Public Forum Scheduled On Search For New Schools Leaders In Prince George's
Members of Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates, the firm hired to help with the national search, also will attend.
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MARC Eyes Regional Service Expansion To Delaware, Virginia
“We must take a regional approach to create a fully connected transportation network, and these agreements will help us deliver" - Wiedefeld
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EPA Settles Lawsuit With States, Enviros Over Chesapeake Bay Pollution From Pa.
“We think this is another important moment in the effort to clean up the Bay, where we see collective accountability" -- H. Harp Falk
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"Annoyed And Tired," Davis Vows To Speak Out On Future State Settlements In Opposition Of Requests From Attorneys
“I would like to say to our attorneys and so forth when they're negotiating settlements in the future: If me being quiet. . . ." -- Davis
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Commentary: The General Assembly's Missed Opportunity To Advance Environmental Justice In Maryland
The city issued an all-too-familiar boil water advisory to residents of West Baltimore, a region with predominantly Black communities.
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Montgomery Democrats Pick Community Leader Greg Wims To Fill Latest Vacancy In House Of Delegates
District 39 takes in Montgomery Village, most of Germantown and parts of unincorporated Gaithersburg.
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Notes: Moore Does The D.C. Policy Circuit; Trone Hires A Campaign Manager; New Gig For Ex-LG; More
Moore discussed the shift toward skills-based hiring during an early-morning appearance with Axios co-founder and columnist Mike Allen.
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AFSCME Report: Staffing Shortage By More Than 3,400 At Maryland's Correctional Facilities
During a three-day visit to the Baltimore Central Booking and Intake Center, it was observed approximately 142 officers worked three shifts.