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Other state aid secured includes $27 million to continue construction of cancer center at UMaryland Capital Region Medical Center.
Many people reading Maryland Matters over the last month were focused on myriad issues specific to this year's session.
Madeline (Maddy) Pawlak is Miller's communications director. She comes to the administration from the Democratic Governors Association.
The current operator, South Carolina-based HRM, is expected to leave the facility in June. The company notified the state.
State Elections Board Chair William G. Voelp, speaking during the board meeting, said it might be ideal to have a successor in place.
In a statement, Cardin said he put himself up as the replacement, with Feinstein's blessing.
Patrick Moran, the long-serving president of Council 3, will continue to serve as the union's leader.
Often enough, the two state agencies are in accord and cooperating — such as when the PSC levies fines against energy companies.
Long is accused of going to 1000 block of Stephen Reid Road in Huntingtown and threatening a woman with a pipe, according to the sheriff.
They're the Maryland General Assembly's pages — their duties culminate with a key role in celebrations for the end of the 90-day session.
Rachel Hise, executive director of the AIB, said Baltimore City was the only school district that did not need to make any corrections.
The report indicates Cardin spoke on several topics at an hour-long town hall at Asbury Methodist Village.
Those are just two pieces of legislation to receive approval as Brown marks 100 days in office on Thursday.
They were gathered for the unveiling of Marshall's portrait in Jan., outside the hearing room of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee.
The Freedom of Information Act “and its implementing regulations require (Federal Highway Administration) to issue its determination."
And that's kind of the approach we've decided to take with our annual post-session “Winners and Losers” list. Sure, we could label it!
Imagine, if you will, the following scenario:
Several Black senators and leaders of the Coalition of Black Maryland State Troopers criticized Butler for his time at the agency.
This centers on the decision to set aside a proposal to ban the sale and use of gasoline powered leaf blowers.
Rai, senior vice president for academic affairs at Montgomery College, would need to be confirmed by the state Senate.