Category: Commentary
Political predictions are foolhardy but demanded; ...
By Len Lazarick | April 4, 2024 | Commentary, Election, General Assembly | 0 |
The Dismantling of Religion: Is Society Losing its...
By Chris Anderson | March 30, 2024 | Commentary | 2 |
Republican Caucuses stand with the Senate leaders ...
By House Republican Caucus | March 25, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
Stop the predatory ticket selling and support SB 5...
By Audrey Fix Schaefer | March 7, 2024 | Commentary | 0 |
Enhancing School Safety: A Strong Endorsement for ...
By Chris Anderson | March 7, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
The newspaper was already dead; now the building it created would be demolished too
by Len Lazarick | April 11, 2024 | Commentary | 2 |
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball asked me Tuesday morning if being at the old Columbia Flier building where I had spent 10 years of my career brought back memories. The old building didn’t so much bring back memories as it made me sad again about last year’s death of the newspaper that built it .
Read MorePolitical predictions are foolhardy but demanded; Harry Dunn spends in 3rd CD; not heartbroken, angry
by Len Lazarick | April 4, 2024 | Commentary, Election, General Assembly | 0 |
How many times can your heart be broken over the latest tragedy? Pick a tragedy – workers on Key Bridge, children, aid workers, journalists, pretty much everyone in Gaza, the victims of the latest mass shooting. Did you really think about the victims? To whom did you pray?
Read MoreThe Dismantling of Religion: Is Society Losing its Moral Compass?
by Chris Anderson | March 30, 2024 | Commentary | 2 |
Over the past three decades, church attendance has been on a steady decline. According to recent statistics, the Methodist Church, Lutheran, and Protestant Church attendance has dropped by 30%.
Read MoreRepublican Caucuses stand with the Senate leaders as they hold the line against tax increases
by House Republican Caucus | March 25, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
By Delegate Jason Buckel, House Minority Leader, Senator Steve Hershey, Senate Minority Leader,...
Read MoreStop the predatory ticket selling and support SB 539/HB 901
by Audrey Fix Schaefer | March 7, 2024 | Commentary | 0 |
While the world’s attention turned to concert ticketing with the recent Taylor Swift and Beyoncé kerfuffle, we’ve been fighting for years to protect fans who are being victimized by resellers
Read MoreEnhancing School Safety: A Strong Endorsement for Maryland Senate Bill 819
by Chris Anderson | March 7, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
In today’s multifaceted security landscape, the presence of well-trained and equipped SROs is paramount to ensuring the welfare of students, staff, and faculty. By mandating SROs to carry firearms, we empower them to respond effectively to potential threats, thereby adding a robust layer of protection to our schools.
Read MoreTicketing Resale Laws Need to Protect Fans not Businesses
by Brian Hess | March 5, 2024 | Commentary | 2 |
Members of the Maryland General Assembly have made it clear that reform of the live events ticketing industry is on the agenda this session. This is encouraging news for the countless fans who have faced limited choice in the ticket market, experienced a clunky purchasing process, or felt duped by misleading pricing.
Read MoreGood Luck to the Excellent Retiring Maryland Representative, Dutch Ruppersberger
by Richard Vatz | January 27, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
Dutch Ruppersberger 21-year Congressman and longer local Democratic Representative has announced his intention to retire, and from one conservative politically active citizen, I say “Well done, Congressman.”
Read MoreThe Equities of School Choice
by Trent Kittleman | January 18, 2024 | Commentary | 1 |
Possibly the most important issue facing the Maryland General Assembly this year and every year is how to improve the pervasive problems with our state system of education. It seems that each year we fall further and further behind and drift further and further away from doing what works.
Read MoreLeave No One Behind: Why Transportation Matters for People Living with Autism
by Jorge Tirigall | January 18, 2024 | Commentary | 0 |
Public transportation holds significant importance for individuals with autism for various compelling reasons. Primarily, it promotes independence by providing a means of mobility for those who may face challenges with driving or lack access to personal vehicles.
Read MoreState Lawmakers Should BOOST the Maryland’s School Choice Scholarship Program to Match Parents’ Demand
by Madison Marino | January 10, 2024 | Commentary | 0 |
Maryland lawmakers will return to Annapolis today, facing crucial decisions for parents and...
Read MoreOpinion: A riot, not an insurrection: it’s time to stop the hyperbole
by Marc King | January 9, 2024 | Commentary | 5 |
An article from the Baltimore Banner in Maryland Reporter’s State Roundup Monday was headlined:...
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