State Roundup, October 20, 2009
State auditors slam a pension fund, the swine flu vaccine is in short supply, and the Anne Arundel Council has more delays on zoning for a slots parlor.
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Raters uncertain on impact of tapping the rainy day fund; When do you put up Maryland’s fiscal umbrella?
It remains unclear how a move to tap Maryland’s emergency rainy day fund would affect the state’s cherished top bond rating, as the state attempts to navigate a stormy fiscal situation.
Read MoreAuthority seeks $10.6 million for stadium fixes
The Maryland Stadium Authority is asking the state to spend about $10.6 million to help fix up Oriole Park at Camden Yards and buy a new audio visual system at M&T Bank Stadium, according to filings with the Board of Public Works.
Read MoreState Roundup, October 19, 2009
Here’s what you missed over the weekend. A new slots battle is brewing in Anne Arundel County, and death penalty sniping continues.
Read MoreState Roundup, October 16, 2009
MarylandReporter.com is in the news again, a raid on the rainy day fund is proposed and rejected, and public financing of General Assembly races is supported by a new statewide poll. Lots of fresh news and opinion from the Gazette.
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