Gov. Hogan taps four new directors of the UMMS board, as changes continue following self-dealing scandal; Gov. Hogan also makes some changes to medical cannabis commission; state Health Department is urging e-cigarette users to find alternatives; three years after state mandate went into effect, more than two dozen state websites still lack language translation capability; state audit finds flaws in Coppin State’s systems for figuring out how much to charge students for tuition and how much financial aid to award; Washington County Board of Ed decides against proposing legislation in next Annapolis session; former Del. Lafferty talks new role as Baltimore County sustainability officer; with T.J. Smith stepping down from Baltimore County role, some believe he’ll run for city mayor; and Howard County to hold more public hearings on school redistricting plans.
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