WASHINGTON – Bridges in Baltimore County are drawing more federal funds for repair and replacement than bridges in any other Maryland municipality, county and state officials said in recent interviews
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New Law Offers Incentive to First-Time Home Buyers
ANNAPOLIS – Just days before the close of the 1995 legislative session, state lawmakers approved a reduction in closing costs for first-time home buyers, lauding it as an economic development step
Lawmakers Want Businesses To Help Reform Welfare
ANNAPOLIS – Recognizing the Congressional mood to give states more flexibility in welfare reform, the Maryland General Assembly made a bipartisan push this session for its own welfare- to-work programs
Little Legislative Impact on Environment Pleases Advocates
ANNAPOLIS – The 1995 legislative session was marked by frequent clashes between environmental and business interests, but ended with few achievements for either side
Across Party Lines, State Legislators Vote Green
ANNAPOLIS – Solid support for environmental legislation in the 1995 session came from both Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate, environmental advocates said
Budget Boosts School Construction, Scholarships Bill Dies
ANNAPOLIS – Although education was named a top concern on Gov
General Assembly Ended with Cautious Progress on Crime Issues
ANNAPOLIS – With the touchy issue of tighter gun control off the table until at least 1996, state lawmakers didn’t have much to croon about with respect to crime legislation as the General Assembly came to a close