Not unexpected or undeserved, more remembrances of William Donald Schaefer, including details of his last weeks and those with him as he died; County Exec Kamenetz recalls working for him, as do others; West Baltimore neighbors remember their friend; a reprint of the famous Esquire article; journalists give their takes — not always flattering, but still with admiration; funeral arrangements coming together; the never finished Konterra project nearer to settlement; crab numbers down but state says there is reason for optimism; Montgomery wrestles with federal deportation program; and Arundel and Wicomico county budgets aired.
Day: April 20, 2011
General Assembly moves forward with more transparency, but there’s still a long way to go
Maryland made strides toward getting more of its government information easily accessible to the public during the last General Assembly session, but transparency advocates say there is still a long way for the state to go. “There is always room to improve the transparency of government,” said Jack Murphy, executive director of the Maryland-DC Press Association.
Blog: Better late than never at ICC as I-95 roars by
We waited a long-time for the Prince George’s County executive to show at the event on I-95 at the Intercounty Connector. But the developers of Konterra had been waiting decades longer for an interchange that they finally got by swapping land with the state so it could finish the last leg of the ICC.
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