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State Roundup Check back here every morning for a quick wrap on what's in Maryland news.
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Lots of people are weighing in on Maryland's revisions to death penalty laws, tax revenues for next year are stable, but still bad, and new taxes, schools and immigration are the subject of legislation in Annapolis.
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Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Senate passes of two bills that have caused some contention lately, heritage tax credit's outlook is uncertain, and the Attorney
General wants to eliminate elections for Circuit Court judges. More |
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Compromise is reportedly reached between developers and state on stormwater regulations, Gov. Martin O'Malley has begun campaigning (against no one), while petitioners are hoping to keep slots out of their backyards and blizzard(s) 2010 hamper not only budget talks but revenue taxes as well. More |
Monday, March 08, 2010
A strange alliance on Sen. Barbara Mikulski's re-election bid, a
smaller November advantage for O'Malley, and the deadline for bills in
the General Assembly is today.
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Friday, March 05, 2010
More pushback against Attorney General Doug Gansler's opinion validating out-of-state gay marriages, Gov. O'Malley says he receptive to some budget cuts proposed by the GOP, and several bills deal with collective bargaining for teachers and librarians. More |
Thursday, March 04, 2010
Lawmakers are talking about educational policies, while former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor shares her views on judicial elections. Also, Wicomico County could be seeing a hefty check if the governor has his way. More |
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
Lawmakers push for anti-gang laws, a new environmental fee for property owners, and O'Malley meets with Republicans for budget talk More |
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Today's Roundup focuses on discussion about unemployment reform, and the Governor's office fires back at Ehrlich for his comments against O'Malley. More |
Sunday, February 28, 2010
There might be a deal on unemployment today, O'Malley's Iraq visit draws criticism, and a push for table games in Maryland. More |
Friday, February 26, 2010
Same-sex marriage aftermath, UMB asks dean to give back, and analysis of the Republican budget perspective. Advocates for disabled march on Annapolis.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Today's roundup includes lots of coverage on the attorney general's
opinion on Maryland's same-sex couples who wed in other states, a
Supreme Court win for the state and what's happening with Arundel Mills
Mall slots petition. More |
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Republicans present budget cuts, the state-run workers' comp insurance fund wants to be independent, and the Arundel Mills slots developer sues the county elections board.
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Here are some of the sites we look to for our daily roundup.
Newspapers:
The Baltimore Sun
The Washington Post-Maryland
The (Annapolis) Capital
Carroll County Times
The Frederick News-Post
The Gazette of Politics and Business
The Daily Record
The (Hagerstown) Herald-Mail
The (Salisbury) Daily Times
Baltimore Business Journal
Washington Business Journal
Washington Examiner
Cumberland Times-News
The Washington Times
Patuxent Publishing Co.
The Sentinel Newspapers
Television and Radio:
WBAL TV
WMAR (ABC2)
WBFF (Fox Baltimore)
WJZ
WBAL Radio
WYPR (Maryland Public Radio)
WTOP Washington
Online News Sites and Blogs:
Baltimore Brew
Strange Bedfellows (Patuxent)
Tom LoBianco
Maryland Politics (Washington Post Metro)
Maryland Politics Watch
Red Maryland
Inside Charm City
Getting There (Baltimore Sun Transportation)
O'Malley Watch
Maryland Politics (Baltimore Sun)
Maryland Politics Today
Conduit Street (MACo)
Annapolis Capital Punishment
Maryland Chamber Action Network Blog
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