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Legislative Redistricting Advisory Commission Adopts Congressional Map To Present To General Assembly
Lawmakers are due back in Annapolis on Dec. 6 to establish new congressional district maps, according to the report.
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Maryland's ‘Painful' Toll Backlog Will Linger Long Into 2022, Officials Warn
As the first wave of COVID-19 infections swept Maryland last year, the state Department of Transportation pulled toll-takers off the job.
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Council Finds COVID-19 Worsened Food Insecurity In Maryland, Recommends Improvements
Grocery stores, restaurants shuttered during the COVID-19 pandemic as the number of food-insecure Marylanders nearly doubled to one million.
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Hogan Clashes With Mosby, Other Baltimore Leaders Over His Latest Crime-Fighting Plan
Gov. Hogan Jr. (R) said he will withhold funding from Baltimore's state's attorney until she provides data on crime and prosecution rates.
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Opinion: Leveraging Philanthropy To Help Cultivate A Pipeline Of Women Leaders Of Color
The authors, community advocates, discuss philanthropy related to activism in women's circles, the report states.
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Progressive Md., Working Families Party Release New Round Of Endorsements
Progressive Maryland and Maryland Working Families have issued a second round of endorsements in state and local races for 2022.
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Maryland Universities Begin Preparing Student Athletes To Profit From Names And Likenesses
Maryland athletic directors told an oversight committee they are offering opportunities for college athletes to profit off their likenesses.
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Korman Zings MDOT Secretary On Threatened Projects That Still Aren't Funded
The controversy centers on the days leading up to a crucial vote by an influential transportation panel in July.
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Wes Moore On The Climate Crisis: ‘Make Generational Change In Order To Bend The Curve'
(Ninth in a series.)
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With Trump's Backing, Dan Cox's Gubernatorial Bid Gains National Exposure
Trump took a shot at Hogan, who responded he would prefer endorsements from someone "who didn't lose Maryland" by 33 points.
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Hogan's Former Aide Pleads Not Guilty In Federal Court
Roy McGrath, the former chief of staff to Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) and ex-head of the Maryland Environmental Service, pled not guilty.
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Jon Baron On Combating Climate Change: ‘Let's Do What Works'
(Eighth in a series.)
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Curran O'Malley Assembling Campaign Team For Attorney General Run
Catherine Curran O'Malley, the former Baltimore City District Court judge and ex-first lady of Maryland, is assembling a campaign team.
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Opinion: Gerrymandering Is A Problem On The Local Level, Too
The author, a committee vice chairman, touches on both sides of the aisle with regard to the controversy of gerrymandering.
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Frank DeFilippo Says Goodbye (For Now)
Nancy Kopp. Brian Frosh. Maggie McIntosh. Frank DeFilippo. These are the columnists who have left a mark.
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Kathleen Matthews Backing Perez For Governor In 2022
Kathleen Matthews, the former Maryland Democratic chair and longtime broadcaster and businesses executive, supports Perez.
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Residents Urge Redistricting Commission To Keep Cecil County With Eastern Shore In Congress
Cecil County residents urged members of the legislative commission to keep their county in the same congressional district.
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Rosenbaum: ‘Putting A Price On Carbon Makes A Market Work Better'
(Seventh in a series.)
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After Colleague's Retirement, Raskin May Be In Line For Top Committee Slot
Why is a Texas colleague's decision to retire important for Maryland Congressman Jamie B. Raskin (D)? Answer? Because Raskin could move up.
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Baltimore Residents And Local Leaders Tell State Lawmakers What They Want To See In The 2022 Legislative Session
Baltimore residents and local officials told state lawmakers that they want to see legislation improving public transportation.