Careful plans for restoring the Chesapeake and its rivers to health are good. They would be better, writes Tom Horton, if we recognized and planned for the things we know we can’t control. Horton has written extensively about the Chesapeake and the environment.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Hogan gets a bump in the money race following payment from public financing fund; federal auditors subpoena documents from lead contractor in health exchange; Physicians, patients, advocates and potential growers are criticizing the commission tasked with creating regulations for medical marijuana industry; Baltimore City’s Horseshoe Casino opens; Virginia seeks probes into 17 people it says voted in both Virginia and Maryland in 2012 presidential election; last day of testimony in online balloting suit brought against state by National Federation of the Blind; in county executives’ money races it’s Young over Gardner, Kamenetz over Harman and Schuh over Johnson; and African-American officers stunned by Arundel police union donation to Ferguson cop.
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