ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate approved Gov
Poultry Plants Could Bring New Power to Maryland, But At a Price
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore lawmakers braved the rain Wednesday to tell a House committee they support a tax credit for power plants using poultry manure as fuel, but Maryland chicken powerhouse Perdue Farms says it has a better solution
House Approves Glendening Budget, Shaves $239 Million
ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates gave the green light to Gov
House Likely To Whittle Down Glendening’s Budget
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates used new estimates of shrinking state revenues as the cue Wednesday to cut more funds from Gov
Minority Business,543
ANNAPOLIS – More minority-owned businesses would have a shot at state contracts under a Glendening administration bill approved by the Senate Tuesday
Gambling May Be Good for Maryland, But Tough Sell for Lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS – Both proponents and opponents of expanding Maryland gambling make an economic argument: It’s good
Children, Families Left Out of Bush’s Tax Cut
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland families will fare better under President Bush’s proposed $1
Montgomery Lawmakers Push Biotech Tax Benefits
ANNAPOLIS – In the wake of the loss of two major biotechnology facilities, Montgomery County officials plugged a tax benefit program designed to attract and keep such companies within Maryland
Montgomery County Executive Douglas M
Bill to Give Assembly Budget Power Fails in Senate
ANNAPOLIS – With 13 of the original 33 sponsors withdrawing their support, a constitutional amendment to give additional budgetary power to the General Assembly failed to win the 29 votes it needed to pass the Senate Tuesday
House of Delegates Gets Catty
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates Friday let the calico cat out of the bag, approving the kitty as the state’s official feline