President Obama delivered remarks at Buck Lodge Middle School regarding his Connect Ed program.
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Montgomery County’s 311 center marks its 2 millionth call
The Montgomery County 311 center celebrated its 2 millionth call on January 24, 2014.
Lack of Manpower at Maryland Food Bank Slows Flow of Donations to Pantries
The Maryland Food Bank has the supplies to meet the high demands of local pantries. But it doesn’t have the manpower and needs volunteers.
Transportation Study Highlights Need for Safe Winter Driving
With Maryland and many other areas of the country having to battle the winter on treacherous roads, the American Highway Users Alliance is out with the results of a study on the importance of keeping the roads clear during the difficult winter months.
National Zoo’s Baby Panda Gets Her Public Debut
Animal lovers had to wait five excruciating months since her birth, but Bao Bao was finally put on full display in the panda house at the National Zoo. Dressed in warm coats and panda hats, fans showed up bright and early for the unveiling.
Purple Line construction set back another year
Lawmakers and advocates for the proposed Purple Line discussed final funding options for the light rail on Monday in Annapolis.
Group Protests Montgomery County Fire Chief Nomination
As the Montgomery County Council works to appoint Interim Fire Chief Steve Lohr to the permanent position, a group called McDonald’s Crew for Change seeks to knock down the nomination, accusing Lohr of racism.
O’Malley Pushes Minimum Wage Increase in his Last State of the State Address
O’Malley urged members of the Maryland General Assembly to pass legislation increasing the state’s minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, telling lawmakers that a thriving middle class is the key to a thriving economy.
Lieutenant Governor Proposes $4.3 Million Expansion of Pre-K
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown announced a $4.3 million expansion of prekindergarten to add an additional 1,600 children from a broader economic base, packaged with Gov. Martin O’Malley’s budget proposal.
O’Malley Plans No Tax Increases for Marylanders in 2015 Budget
Gov. Martin O’Malley boasts optimistic job creation efforts and spending cuts for the state in his 2015 budget despite heavy Republican opposition.