ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Senate Republicans said Wednesday they will not support a slot-machines bill if it comes up in a special session, saying such a session aims to push through an “unnecessary” and “massive tax increase” on Marylanders
Experts Weigh In on O’Malley’s March Across Maryland
ANNAPOLIS – He trekked through kitchens and parking lots, climbed rooftops and even trotted out to a horse farm
O’Malley Winds Down Traveling Tax Show With Plea for Quick Action
ANNAPOLIS – After a week in which he laid out bits and pieces of his plan to close a $1
Business Balks at Governor’s Proposed Tax Changes
ANNAPOLIS – The “domino effect” of proposed sales and personal income tax hikes would cost jobs in Maryland and make the state less competitive with its neighbors, according to a business-sponsored report released Thursday
^Clear the Turtle: Maryland Groups To Move Box Turtles from ICC Construction
ANNAPOLIS – Box turtles in the path of the looming Inter-County Connector are getting a second chance
State Takes Measures to Save Little Deal Island and Wenona Harbor
ANNAPOLIS – The state approved almost $1 million Wednesday to construct breakwaters around Little Deal Island, a move aimed at both saving the Somerset County island and keeping the eroding silt from clogging nearby Wenona Harbor
Anne Arundel Posts Nation’s Largest Percent Jump in Security Guards Post-9/11
ANNAPOLIS – The number of private security guards employed in Anne Arundel County after 9/11 increased by nearly 170 percent — the highest percentage spike in the country, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report released last week