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 At an Ellicott City fundraiser, Sen. Mikulski and other Democrats talk about the keys to their strategy for November.
The governor needs a red tie as he meets with a women's sorority, and our editor is happy to oblige. A permanent swap? No thanks.
Environmental advocates insist that they are not comparable to
watermelons, contrary to an Eastern Shore senator's assertion at a
recent legislative hearing.
A new poll says half of Maryland voters would support a a 10-cent per drink tax on alcohol, though they weren't told the relative magnitude of the hike.
Len Lazarick paid for his own meals while covering a GOP event last year, and found himself on a political donor list.
It looks like there’s finally a deal between business, labor and
legislators on Gov. Martin O’Malley’s proposal to reform the
unemployment system, after weeks of negotiations.
The state’s longstanding practice of paying more for Baltimore City
roads -- then letting the city government handle its own paving -- is
coming under increasing scrutiny this year as other jurisdictions
struggle with reduced state highway aid.
Sen. Andy Harris’s chief of staff, who has been running for the House
of Delegates, will get to keep her job under a compromise reached with
Senate President Mike Miller.
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