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State Roundup, May 21, 2013

State Roundup, May 21, 2013

In wake of Maryland’s new gun law, Beretta has no immediate plans to leave, Carroll Commissioner wants to stand up for gun-owner rights and new ads will tout gun law; Arundel County Council changes its stormwater fee for commercial property owners; New Carrollton to become home to Housing and Community Development; longtime O’Malley aide Raquel Guillory moves from governor’s office; Doug Duncan seeks to become Montgomery County exec, again and picks up U.S. Rep. Delaney’s endorsement; and Towson U. athletic director departs.

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State Roundup, May 20, 2013

State Roundup, May 20, 2013

Maryland loses 6,200 jobs in April; 13,000 former D.C. residents now living in Prince George’s remain on D.C. voter rolls; wineries will soon be able to sell at farmers markets; new law requires long-life batteries, hush buttons in smoke alarms; false liens target of recently signed bill; wedding market expands with same-sex marriage; Rocky Gap casino opens this week; agencies target one river for bay restoration through oyster planting; Dutch Ruppersberger interviewed on run for governor; Arundel stormwater project seen as a prototype for bay cleanup efforts; state officials using technology to block prison cell phone use; gang leader in jail scandal moved to federal facility; compare and contrast possible Dem presidential candidates Gov. O’Malley and Gov. Cuomo; and Baltimore County councilman fails to disclose outside work.

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