Day: April 8, 2010

Late bond bill additions questioned

By Erich Wagner Erich@MarylandReporter.com The House passed the state’s capital budget Wednesday, despite Republican allegations that the House Appropriations Committee improperly added projects at the last minute. Del. Susan Krebs, R-Carroll, accused Capital Budget...

House committee scales back solar bill fines

By Nick DiMarco Nick@MarylandReporter.com A House panel has agreed with a Senate proposal to boost the amount of solar power that utilities must sell to customers, but wants smaller penalties for not meeting the goal. The original Senate version contains a provision...

Local earmark bills won’t be cut

By Andy Rosen Andy@MarylandReporter.com Maryland lawmakers will continue to earmark state funding for specific projects in their districts, as Senate negotiators gave up on a plan to eliminate legislative "bond bills" for two years. The Senate had voted in its capital...

Bay program spared, but environmental disappointments linger

By Andy Rosen Andy@MarylandReporter.com Environmentalists earned one of their rare victories this session Thursday, as lawmakers pulled back on cuts to Chesapeake Bay preservation programs, but some advocates are already calling the 2010 legislature a bust for the...

State Roundup April 8, 2010

CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Former Gov. Bob Ehrlich officially announced his candidacy Wednesday before hundreds of supporters. Baltimore Sun reporter Julie Bykowicz has the story. Ehrlich promised to cut taxes and protect small businesses, according to Erin Cunningham and Doug...

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