Day: July 14, 2014

With the well drying up and no plans to recharge it, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Hogan may be the last one using public financing; five power projects in various stages of construction around the state; foster child’s death at group home prompts call for probe, Sun investigation reveals problems with care-provider; vacant military building near Westminster won’t be used to shelter immigrant children; State House room where Washington resigned commission to reopen; What’s your excuse for filing financial forms late? Jared DeMarinis has heard them all; retiring Del. Frank looks back at 12 years in office; and Arundel council candidate donates fossil to creationism exhibit; and Cove Point study raises disaster concerns.