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Anton Black's Family Raps Frosh For Celebrating Chauvin's Conviction
The report says there are "implications" Frosh may believe Black's death was an accident rather than a homicide; his family seeks answers.
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Vote On Capital Beltway Widening Plan Delayed
Gov. Larry Hogan's plan to widen the Capital Betway and Interstate 270 is again under contention. This time, a losing bidder delayed a vote.
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Ferguson: Stalled County Election Reform Bill Likely To Get Senate Vote In 2022
Maryland lawmakers considered but failed to embrace legislation that would have prohibited a local election practice.
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Second In Command At Natural Resources Police Charged With Drunk Driving, Hit-And-Run
The deputy supt. of the Natural Resources Police force resigned following his arrest on hit-and-run and drunk driving charges, police said.
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Opinion: Building An Infrastructure For Alzheimer's
The 2021 Maryland General Assembly contained important legislation for Maryland's seniors, including the 110,000 affected by Alzheimer's.
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House-Senate Divisions Killed Climate Bill, But It Should Have A Second Life In 2022
In a legislative session dominated by coronavirus relief and confronting systemic inequities, General Assembly Democrats splintered.
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State Health Department Hires Adviser To Focus On Vaccination Of Underserved Prince George's Residents
The Maryland Department of Health has hired an adviser to support efforts in vaccinating vulnerable and underserved communities.
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John King, Former U.S. Secretary Of Education, Announces Gubernatorial Bid
John B. King Jr. (D), the former U.S. secretary of Education under President Obama, announced his 2022 gubernatorial bid Tuesday.
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Councilman: Session Delivers Long-Awaited Update To Prince George's 50-Yr.-Old Zoning Law
The historic 2021 Maryland General Assembly session has just adjourned, with significant measures passed during the deliberations.
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Chesapeake Bay, Southern Maryland Could See New Federal Park, Heritage Designations
These are efforts to protect the nation's largest estuary; the proposals have been mulled for years, the report states.
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Executive Director Of Maryland Legal Services Announces Retirement
The executive director of the Maryland Legal Services Corporation announced her retirement from the agency Monday.
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Transportation Authority Customer Service To Go Offline Today
Motorists using toll facilities won't be able to reach the Maryland Transportation Authority's customer service department beginning today.
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Frank DeFilippo: In Lead-Up To Campaigns For Governor, Candidates Galore Diddle And Dawdle
Eliot's April is the cruelest month for Maryland voters. Politicians think about, ponder, pander, ruminate, consider and mull.
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Gardiner Named Strong Schools Chief; Francaviglia Shifts To Lierman Campaign
The advocacy group Strong Schools Maryland announced Monday Shamoyia Gardiner as the organization's new executive director.
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Jewish Lawmakers Upbraid Colleague, But Their Letter Goes Unanswered
The lawmakers called Cox’s remarks “deeply hurtful to our community, as well as to all of those who are familiar with the. . . .Holocaust."
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General Assembly 2021: Winners And Losers
During the 90 days the General Assembly was in session, we ran out of ways to say what an unusual, challenging and hard session it was.
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Advisory Panel Recommends Steady State Property Tax Rate
An advisory board recommended Monday that the state keep its property tax rate steady for the 15th straight year.
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New Grant Program Will Reduce Health Care Inequality, Advocates Say
Health advocates said recently that legislation approved by the General Assembly this year will reduce health care disparities.
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Legislative Women's Caucus Of Maryland Elects New Officers
The Women's Caucus of the Maryland General Assembly elected new officers before the legislature adjourned last week.
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Hogan's Redistricting Commission Announces Members
Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr.'s redistricting commission is tasked with making recommendations on congressional and legislative maps.
