Howard Gorrell, Author at MarylandReporter.com

Moore’s promise of free pre-K must balance cost, resources and quality learning

Gov-elect Wes Moore, D, has a laundry list of plans for Maryland.

Moore wants to give students an option to complete a year of service after high school, raise the minimum wage to $15 this year instead of the scheduled increase in 2025 and support small businesses through modernizing the regulation process.

State Roundup: MEA natural gas grants stir anger; Hogan urged to adopt California E-vehicle standards; Frosh releases police officer-involved fatality report

State’s natural gas grants stir anger among environmentalists; Gov. Hogan urged to adopt California E-vehicle standards; Atty Gen Frosh releases police officer-involved fatality report.

State Roundup: Hershey, Ready to head Senate minority leadership; 2 from Gen-Z elected to General Assembly; Bartenfelder charged with illegal hunting

Steve Hershey, Justin Ready to head Senate minority leadership; 2 from Gen-Z elected to General Assembly; Ag Secretary Bartenfelder charged with illegal waterfowl hunting on Thanksgiving.

State Roundup: Hogan racks up $220K+ in travel security for 2022; how Howard County turned blue; Hoyer ponders future outside Dem leadership

Gov. Hogan’s travel security detail tops $220K in 2022; how Howard County turned Democratic blue; and U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer ponders his future outside Dem leadership.

Analysis: Howard County turns Blue; Anne Arundel swings slightly Purple, but trending Blue

An earlier version of this column appears in the December issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties. Is Howard County Blue or Purple? The results of the November election say it is definitely Democrat Blue. Neighboring Anne Arundel County...

State Roundup: Moore still has millions left in campaign coffers; mobile sports betting starts; Archdiocese won’t oppose release of AG report

After outspending Dan Cox, Gov.-elect Wes Moore still has millions left in campaign coffers; mobile sports betting starts this morning; Archdiocese won’t oppose public release of AG report of sex abuse.

State Roundup: Frosh overrules 22 racist AG opinions; lawmakers wrestle with taxing recreational cannabis; Baltimore Council OKs pension change

Attorney General Frosh overrules 22 pre-Civil War racist AG opinions; state lawmakers wrestle with taxing recreational cannabis; Baltimore City Council OK pension change after voters pass term limits.

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Moore’s promise of free pre-K must balance cost, resources and quality learning

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