ANNAPOLIS – A present for his 23rd birthday sparked his interest in wines, but it was a federally backed loan that made Mitchell Pressman’s wine shop a reality some 20 years later
Ehrlich’s Agenda Remains Unfinished Business
ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly roared to life last week after nearly three months on autopilot, leaving much of Gov
Tension Mounts Over Elections Board Bill
ANNAPOLIS – A bill to expand lawmakers’ role in selecting state elections board members cleared the House Friday, while the board’s remaining Democrat announced his resignation
Senate Expected to Shift House School-Construction Plan
ANNAPOLIS – The House Thursday sent its $1 billion capital budget to the Senate, which is expected to alter the lower chamber’s plan to borrow $250 million for public school construction
Lawmakers Face Deadline to Hash Out Property Tax Cut, School Money
ANNAPOLIS – Defying the House of Delegates, the Senate on Tuesday passed an amended budget that dashes a proposed cut in property tax
Senate Nixes Property Tax Cut Plan
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate Friday erased a House proposal to cut property taxes and fund school construction, bringing the budget closer to the governor’s plan
House Boosts Minimum Wage by $1
ANNAPOLIS – The House Thursday approved raising the minimum wage by $1, virtually guaranteeing the governor will see the proposal on his desk