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Analysis: The Goldberg Goldman Fallout And The Rocky Shoals Of Race For Maryland Democrats
The email had been circulating in political and media circles for the past several days, likely leaked to embarrass Mr. Perez.
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Democratic Party To Host Tuesday Night Forum In Frederick
Maryland Matters Editor Danielle E. Gaines will ask questions of the candidates, with a focus on transportation issues.
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ShoreRivers: Put An End To Zombie Permits And Hold MarylandPolluters Accountable
The Maryland Department of the Environment has been in the spotlight for many reasons during this legislative session.
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House Democrats Advance Industry-Amended Auto Insurance Measure
The measure, sponsored by Del. Melissa Wells (D-Baltimore), seeks to protect people with sub-par credit scores from having to pay more.
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Howard, Anne Arundel And Baltimore Leaders Urge Action On BWI Noise Concerns
Planes are “able to fly lower and their approach is different,” Sen. Clarence K. Lam (D-Howard) said, during a hearing of senate finance.
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As New Survey Shows Rising Concern About Housing Affordability, Realtors Join Call For Accessory Dwelling Units
The same number — 71 percent — said the cost to rent an apartment was too high, compared with about 61 percent of people in 2020.
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Poll: While A Third Of Marylanders Face More Financial Hardship Than A Year Ago, Hogan Approval Ratings Remain High
About 30% said that meant a major financial hardship, while 26% said it had a minor effect, according to a Goucher College survey.
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Lawmakers Consider Bill To Ban Seclusion In Maryland Public Schools
House Bill 1255 would still allow nonpublic schools to use seclusion, but with stricter limits.
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Opinion: In Praise Of Lawmakers Working On Racial Injustice
Today, we continue to confront, among other things, social injustice brought on by the deaths of Black citizens at the hands of police.
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Horror In Ukraine Hits Close To Home For Maryland Lawmaker
Reznik, a Montgomery County Democrat, was born in Kyiv in 1974, and immigrated to the U.S. with his family when he was 4 years old.
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Opinion: Baltimore County Needs Red Maple Place
Baltimore County needs affordable housing, which has been stymied by local opposition and a volunteer board that kills projects -- authors
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Frank DeFilippo: Health Care As Wealth Care Instead Of Medicare
Concierge, as anyone who's been to France or stayed at a luxe hotel knows, defines a person who attends to the needs and wants of guests.
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Service Employees International Union Locals Endorse Perez In Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
It is the latest union endorsement for the former Maryland and U.S. labor secretary, and one of the last big union endorsements.
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Nomination Of Sarah Bloom Raskin For Fed Seat In Doubt After Manchin Opposition
Manchin, a conservative Democrat from West Virginia seen as the linchpin in the evenly divided U.S. Senate, highlighted a disagreement.
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Ghost Gun Bans Advance In The General Assembly, While House Of Delegates Passes Abortion Referendum Bill
In the Senate, Sen. Johnny Ray Salling (R-Baltimore County) and Sen. J.B. Jennings (R-Baltimore, Harford) asked questions about the policy.
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In New Indictment, Feds Say Marilyn Mosby Falsely Represented A $5K Gift From Nick Mosby On Fla. Mortgage Application
Marilyn Mosby has called this case against her "a political witch hunt."
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State Leaders Moving To Temporarily Suspend Gas Tax As Revenue Estimates Soar
In a statement, Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) called the surplus “a once-in-a-generation opportunity to advance substantial tax relief."
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Senate Moves To Pass Climate Solutions Now Act After A Marathon Floor Session
The bill would achieve this, in part, by requiring owners of large buildings to gradually reduce their buildings' emissions by retrofits.
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Senate Sends Access To Counsel In Evictions Funding Measure To House
Senate Bill 279 was introduced by Sen. Shelly L. Hettleman (D-Baltimore County).
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Perciasepe: State's Net-Zero Emissions Goals Can't Be Met Anytime Soon Without Nuclear Power
This month, the Maryland General Assembly is debating essential climate legislation in both the House and Senate.