While Annapolis studies regulations, patients and their loved ones suffer while waiting for legal marijuana; state delays launch of state health exchanges for small business; GOP gubernatorial candidate Craig offers to repay Seattle business inconvenienced by health-exchange phone number mixup; while a minimum wage hike gains support, some say it can’t be “one size fits all;” state milk producers seek a hike in milk hauling limits; grandson and former treasurer of late Del. Harrison charged with theft from campaign; Franchot releases Top 25 individual, business tax scofflaws; two join races in District 36 and 37B; Baltimore County hires top lobbyist to help with Annapolis efforts; and Montgomery Council ready to name replacement for Valerie Ervin.
Day: January 28, 2014
O’Malley’s Irish ghost writer, and a wee tale of speechifying
Gov. Martin O’Malley solved part of the mystery about the odd quote in his State of the State address last week. “The only things worth doing are the things that might possibly break your heart,” O’Malley said. It turns out O’Malley didn’t just lift the quote from something he read — Irish writer Column McCann helped him craft some of the speech,
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