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“Paul and Mollie are two lifelong community leaders who I'm so eager to have join the administration — Maryland is better off" -- Moore
Wes Moore's foreseeable victory has allowed him and his team plenty of time to develop policy priorities.
The governor — depending on the timing, it'll either be Moore, who takes office on Jan. 18, or Hogan (R) — will appoint the new delegate.
Fat-bodied people at times find acceptance in social circles, on social media platforms, and in love for being exactly who they are.
Lierman is preparing to take office on Jan. 16, 2023, the report indicates.
It's unknown if a similar joint session will happen in the future, but all the participants Friday agreed on one key focus: collaboration.
Choudhury and other Maryland State Department of Education representatives summarized a recently completed exploratory study.
Last week the commissioners in St. Mary's County decided which legislative proposals to send forward to the county's legislative delegation.
In 2017 Hogan (R) unveiled a multibillion-dollar plan to add four variably-priced toll lanes — two in each direction — to the entire length.
It only took one round of balloting for the board to select Walker, who won her seat in last month's general election.
"They did not talk to state schools, they only talked to county schools," attorney Fields said.
“This group of leaders will serve Maryland with distinction and I'm elated to have them join our team . . .no one is left behind" -- Moore
According to Politico, 30 members of the steering committee voted to recommend Raskin for the job of ranking member.
The name change became official when Gov. Hogan (R) signed a proclamation announcing that a majority of voters approved a referendum.
(The author, a health policy expert, stresses the need in Maryland for equitable services for all.)
Against that backdrop, Hogan on Thursday warned incoming leaders to keep a tight lid on spending.
But standing just a few feet from Ulman, also pressing the flesh, was the Republican nominee for governor, Larry Hogan.
The vote to join the union was 45-1, the report states.
The groups — the ACLU of Maryland, the Baltimore-based Public Justice Center and the Washington Lawyers' Committee — filed their petition.
If a Black man runs from police when they pull into his neighborhood, is that evidence of guilt or a rational act of self-preservation?