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Schrader Slammed Over Mishandled Vaccines, Lack Of Universal Masking
Lawmakers grilled the Maryland health secretary after a report that hundreds of residents were vaccinated with mishandled doses.
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Del. Bagnall: Medigap Bill Would Provide Much-Needed Choice To Md. Dialysis Patients
For years, as a full-time performer I experienced first-hand the challenge of lack of access to affordable, comprehensive health care.
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Despite Misgivings, Lawmakers Approve ‘Off Ramps' From School Mask Mandate
Proponents of the mask mandate contend it was necessary to allow students to return to classrooms with as little disruption as possible.
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After Recent Rift, House GOP Re-Elects Buckel As Leader, Taps Shoemaker As Whip
The Buckel-Shoemaker ticket defeated a ticket headed by Adams as the candidate for minority leader, and Del. Matt Morgan (R-St. Mary's).
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“He Was A Breath Of Fresh Air”: Slater To Depart MDOT In January
Slater spent more than 20 years at MDOT, rising through the ranks to become secretary in December 2019, following Rahn's abrupt departure.
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Sen. Cory McCray: My New Year's Resolution For Governor Hogan
Governor Hogan, I know it doesn't fit your narrative around public safety in Baltimore City.
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A Look Back At 2021: A Year Of Change
Below we offer a review of the year that was. These are the stories you made possible by supporting our independent, nonprofit newsroom.
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A Day At The Races With Some Annapolis Insiders
“If I turn my back [to the track], it's because I'm nervous,” said O'Keeffe's wife, Mary Frances.
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Opinion: Across Ideologies, Marylanders Want To Do More For Families. Which Candidates Can Make That Happen?
The author, a Catholic activist, discusses the various races and also notes the effects and outreach of some state laws.
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Attorney General Hopefuls Brown, O'Malley Roll Out Endorsements
State Sen. William C. Smith Jr., is a high-profile legislator who spent several weeks mulling his own bid for attorney general.
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Civil Rights Advocates, Residents Continue Calls For Second Majority Black Baltimore County Council District
Civil rights advocates and residents again slammed the Baltimore County Council's redistricting proposal.
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Hoyer Endorses Mizeur In 1st District Race
House Majority Leader Hoyer (D) endorsed Democratic former state delegate Mizeur's 1st congressional bid, saying she'd be "a major asset."
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“We Know Nothing”: Lawmakers To Probe Attack That Took Down Agency's Computers
Two legislative committees that oversee the Maryland Department of Health plan to grill state officials about the attack.
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Glendening Backs Moore In Democratic Race For Governor
Former Gov. Glendening said when considering challenges faced, imminent crises, and leadership needed, "I trust the leadership" of Moore.
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Senate Envisions Comprehensive Climate Bill; House To Tackle Provisions In Chunks
House and Senate negotiators move closer to agreeing on details of the climate legislation they hope will be approved in 2022.
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Kalman Hettleman: The Foundation Of The Blueprint For School Reform Could Collapse In The Years Ahead
The first order of education business for the General Assembly when it reconvenes in regular session should be to shore up the foundation.
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Josh Kurtz: A Bridge Too Far — Or Not Far Enough?
Is Heather Mizeur the Jaime Harrison of 2022? A month ago, this pundit pondered that.
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After 45 Years, Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Baker Reflects On It, At A Crossroads
William Baker announced he will be retiring as foundation president by the end of 2021.
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Maryland Seeds ‘Green Schools' As Students Eye Future In $1.4 Billion Horticulture Industry
It looks a lot like Christmas in Salisbury, with red and white poinsettias lining greenhouse tables amid poinsettias and holiday wreaths.
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Advocates, Lawmakers Dismayed Over Elrich's Police Accountability Bill
(Editor's note: This story was updated to include a comment from the county executive's office.)