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Ferguson blasts pace of Maryland’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan

Senate President Bill Ferguson Monday reiterated his criticism at the pace of the Hogan administration’s coronavirus vaccine rollout plan.

State Roundup:Minorities found to receive vaccine at lower rates; Mike Miller eulogized; Andy Harris investigated about gun in Capitol

As Maryland enters next phase of vaccine plan, hard-hit minorities found to receive shots at lower rates.

Maryland mourns late Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller

Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., the longest-serving state Senate president in U.S. history and titan of Maryland politics for decades, lay in state Friday as part of a multi-day memorial that will conclude with the family’s private Mass and interment Saturday.

Maryland legislation aids school children who have seizures

All teachers would need to take online seizure recognition coursework every year — provided by the Epilepsy Foundation of America.

The bill has been dubbed “Brynleigh’s Act” after Shillinger’s daughter, whose rare genetic disorder, tuberous sclerosis complex, has caused her to have as many as 25 seizures per day.

State Roundup: Hogan takes strong stance to reopen schools; Miller lies in state

Gov. Larry Hogan issues a strong call for schools to reopen for hybrid learning by March, drawing concern from teachers union leaders; former Senate President Mike Miller casket to lie in Annapolis today; Maryland sees drop in number of registered Republican voters; U.S. Rep. Andy Harris allegedly brought gun to the House floor.

Protecting the mental health of Maryland police officers

Maryland police officers who are dealing with stressors — such as family issues, substance abuse or mass protests — will have access to confidential mental health aid under a bill progressing in the state Legislature.

Hogan: ‘No public health reason for school boards to be keeping students out of schools’

With declining coronavirus positivity rates and vaccines becoming more readily available it is time for Maryland’s students to return to their classrooms, Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday.

State Roundup: Lawmakers reviewing Hogan budget with eye toward boosting schools, covid relief; contentious debate over spousal exemption

Maryland lawmakers reviewing Hogan budget with eye toward boosting schools, covid relief; contentious debate over spousal exemption.

Joseph R. Biden Jr. takes oath as 46th president, declares ‘democracy has prevailed’

Joseph R. Biden Jr. was sworn into office Wednesday as the 46th president of the United States, calling for national unity amidst a pandemic and increased racial tension, violence and political polarization.

Bill to repeal spousal defense for sex crimes finds fiery Republican opposition

The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Wednesday saw the contentious debate over legislation that would repeal the spousal exemption from prosecution for rape and other sexual offenses.

2 Comments

Dale McNamee on December 23, 2015 at 8:14 pm

Where did all of that TV,etc., revenue go ?
I wonder…
Adam Meister on December 23, 2015 at 2:01 am

Corporate welfare, but if we refuse to pay for it they toss us in a cage. You must pay for that coaches 6 to 7 digit salary or you go to jail! They have no shame.

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