Day: July 2, 2015

After 120 hours of chemo, Gov. Hogan says he’s “doing great, getting things done;” despite Hogan’s rejection of Red Line, city pols push for its revival; Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford takes center stage to welcome back Maersk Line to Port of Baltimore; attorney general touts local-state task forces to improve communication over crime; new immunization rules for public school kids to take effect; former Montgomery County Pres Ervin to run for Van Hollen’s seat; and as expected, Sheila Dixon to run for mayor of Baltimore City.