Gov. Larry Hogan continues to review $200 million in projects including school construction, rape kits and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; state polling E-Z Pass holders over willingness to use tolls lanes as part of push on I-270, Capital Beltway widening; former Sen. Frank Kelly, sons resign from UMMS boards after criticism in being asked to rejoin; long-time political insider Mark Wasserman, UMMS senior vice president of external affairs, a no-show at meeting with Hogan and silent to reporters’ inquiries; tributes to the late Speaker Clay Mitchell pour in; two NAACP chapters as state to probe state delegate’s ‘hang them high’ comment; Georgia abortion law could benefit Maryland film industry; BSO musicians face lockout after board vote; Annapolis wrestles with streaming more public meetings; and former state Del. Donald Hammen dies at 79..
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