ANNAPOLIS – Maryland may have recently won the title of richest state in the country but that did not stop thousands of its residents from fleeing the state last year
^As Real Estate Costs Rise, Marylanders Cross State Line to Find Homes
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^The Tax Man Stayeth: Franchot Says He’s Happy in Comptroller’s Job
ANNAPOLIS – Less than a year into his tenure, and staring down the job of collecting billions in newly approved taxes, Comptroller Peter Franchot said he is happy in his job and hopes to finish his political career in his current office
State Finds Problems at Rosewood Center that Jeopardize Residents — Again
ANNAPOLIS – For the fourth time in just over a year, a state report has found residents were in immediate jeopardy at Rosewood Center, the state’s largest facility for people with developmental disabilities
Slots Supporters, Foes Start Devising Strategy for Referendum Next November
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly finally passed a slots bill this week, but the discussion over legalized gambling is far from over
House Passes Referendum by Narrow Margin, But Slots Work Only Half Done
ANNAPOLIS – The House narrowly approved a constitutional amendment Friday that will let voters decide whether to legalize slot machine gambling in a referendum next November
House Inches Toward Slots Vote After Day of “Twists and Turns”
ANNAPOLIS – A House committee advanced a plan Thursday that would let voters decide the fate of slot machine gambling in a referendum next November
House Panel Wipes Out Worcester, Puts Frederick Into Slots Plan
ANNAPOLIS – A House subcommittee voted Wednesday to cut Worcester County out of a bill to legalize slot machines in the state, inserting Frederick County instead
Senate Could Finish Work Thursday, Amid Complaints About Pace of Debate
ANNAPOLIS – Senate leaders vowed final votes by Thursday evening on bills to legalize slot machines and raise hundreds of millions in new taxes, one day after the bills were first brought to the Senate floor