By Megan Poinski Megan@MarylandReporter.com The Board of Public Works on Wednesday unanimously green-lighted work to begin on the $215 million first phase of a massive public-private partnership designed to revitalize central Baltimore, improve government office...
Day: July 29, 2010
Middleton says legislature needs to tackle thorny health reform issues next year
By Barbara Pash For MarylandReporter.com Medical malpractice and the scope of practice allowed health providers who are not physicians are thorny issues the next General Assembly needs to tackle as Maryland moves to implement federal health care reform, a key Senate...
State Roundup July 29, 2010
ENVIRO BRAWL: Maryland's two leading candidates for governor -- incumbent Martin O'Malley and former gov Bob Ehrlich -- slammed one another over their environmental records and diverting funds from two programs, Julie Bykowicz reports for the Baltimore Sun. Adam May...
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