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Pfiesteria Regulations Overshadow Speech for Shore Lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore lawmakers said there was much to like in Gov
Prince George’s Delegates Say Governor’s on Right Track
ANNAPOLIS – If there was one shortcoming for Prince George’s County lawmakers in Gov
Montgomery Lawmakers See Good, Bad in Glendening Speech
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County Democrats found their expected piece of the state budget pie sugary sweet Wednesday but Republicans, in large part, found it tart with dubious election- year promises
Black Lawmakers Give High Marks to Glendening’s Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – At least one Maryland Legislative Black Caucus member said he was still too upset by last week’s ouster of former Sen
Lawmakers See Little Hope for Deregulating Electric Utilities
ANNAPOLIS – A legislative task force studying retail electric competition meets Thursday, but leaders of the panel concede that chances for deregulation are all but dead this year
Appeals Court Upholds Death Sentence for Prince George’s Killer
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the death sentence for Jean Alex Clermont in the 1995 kidnapping, robbery and murder of a man at a Prince George’s County recreation center
First Phase of Income Tax Cut Hardly Noticed in Paychecks
Ed Johnson won’t be going on a shopping spree anytime soon with the money he will save on a state income tax cut that took effect Jan
Senate Votes To Keep Treadmill Tests Mandatory
ANNAPOLIS – Treadmill emissions testing appears to be here to stay