ANNAPOLIS – The cardboard version of the leader of the free world made people happy everywhere he went, said Sen
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Tax Credit Proposal Favored by Private Schools has Others Fuming
ANNAPOLIS – Every school day Derek Mitchell dons the tie and slacks that grant him admission to a better life and he wants legislators to give other students a chance to do the same
Revenue Estimates Expected to Decrease, More Budget Cuts Possible
ANNAPOLIS – Updated revenue estimates scheduled for release Wednesday are expected to be significantly lower than initial projections and could lead to as much as $400 million in cuts to the state budget, lawmakers said Tuesday
Advocates Tout Bill to Disclose Slaveholder Insurance Policies
ANNAPOLIS – Law students and civil rights activists endorsed a bill Tuesday that would require insurance companies to report pre-1865 slaveholder insurance policies in order to do business in the state of Maryland
Miller Mostly Plays it Cool After O’Malley’s Death Penalty Repeal Fizzles
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate this week thwarted the death penalty repeal championed by Gov
Proposed State Reading Symbol is Met with Confusion
ANNAPOLIS – Book “E” Lookee, the proposed state symbol for literacy is sexist, resembles a milk carton with legs, a square M & M or a juice box missing a straw, depending on which senator you ask
Workweek Everymen Use Weekends to Fight Faux
DERWOOD – Gathered around the back of a mammoth silver minivan, a father and son from Rockville, two Montgomery College students and a father of three from Wheaton prepare for battle
Miller Supports Public Campaign Finance
ANNAPOLIS – Public campaign finance gained a powerful new ally in Senate President Thomas V
Imperfect Solution Ends ‘Long Wait’ for Filipino Vets’ Compensation
FORT WASHINGTON – Remigio Cabacar needs his blazer and flag before he can begin talking about redemption