By Andy Rosen Andy@MarylandReporter.com A legislative audit accuses St. Mary’s College of Maryland of improperly purchasing a tract of land near its campus from a person affiliated with the college, in a matter that has been referred to the criminal division of the...
Day: February 23, 2010
In vitro coverage expansion bill passes Senate
By Erich Wagner Erich@MarylandReporter.com The Senate passed a provision narrowly expanding the mandated coverage of in vitro fertilization by health insurers, just a week after a tie vote by the body left the bill in limbo. The bill passed by a 25-20 vote, with the...
Transportation officials say BWI airport is not for sale, vow to cut travel overspending
By Erich Wagner Erich@MarylandReporter.com State transportation officials dispelled speculation that the state might sell BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport at a budget hearing Monday, and the head of the airport promised that staff overspending on overseas travel brought...
State Roundup Feb. 23, 2010
STATE OF BALTIMORE: Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake gave her first State of the City address. The Daily Record's Robbie Whelan writes that it focused mainly on the city's budget problems. Gary Haber has the Baltimore Business Journal's story. Julie Scharper...
Podcast: Disabled have been waiting years for more funds to help them cope
On Thursday, hundreds of people with developmental disabilities and their advocates plan to march on the Maryland State House to dramatize their pleas for more funding and an alcohol tax hike to pay for it.
In an audio piece, Natalie Neumann describes the problems they are facing through the eyes of Jason Avara, a 28-year-old Glen Burnie resident with cerebral palsy.
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