Tag: Jack Young
State Roundup: State announces schools can bring students back; most won’t
Gov. Larry Hogan announces schools can begin to safely bring some students back for in-person instruction as many plan all-virtual starts within days or weeks, Baltimore suspends recycling pickup to focus on trash collection amid coronavirus pandemic, and the city’s mayor criticizes VP for violating gathering restrictions during Fort McHenry appearance.
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Szeliga calls for the prosecution of Columbus statue vandals
@BryanRenbaum House Minority Whip Kathy Szeliga said those who were involved in the vandalism and...
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State Roundup: Restaurants can start indoor dining; next, gyms, malls, schools
Hogan: Restaurants can start indoor dining, eyes gyms, malls, schools in next steps to reopening.
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State Roundup: Phase 2 Reopening starts and pressure for more
Most of Maryland goes into Phase 2 reopening Friday; state leaders propose broad reforms to help address racial justice in policing; and election workers count ballots from this week’s election.
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Roundup: Sun endorses Scott for mayor; Afro picks Dixon; contract tracing to start
Baltimore mayor objects to Trump visit to Fort McHenry for Memorial Day as city remains under stay-at-home order, and state prepares massive contact tracing effort.
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State Roundup: Baltimore City keeps stay-at-home order, joining Montgomery and P.G. counties
Gov. Larry Hogan lifts statewide stay-at-home order at 5 p.m. but the action won’t affect at least half of Marylanders.
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Baltimore mayoral candidate Mary Miller says Young responded too slowly to COVID-19
“I also think that we’ve been full off the mark in providing economic relief,” she said.
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Hearing on school-construction funding highlights desperate state of some schools
County and city leaders highlighted the desperate state of some of the schools in their communities to a panel of Maryland lawmakers on Thursday. Their testimony was in support of legislation that would provide more than $2 billion over the next five to ten years for school construction and renovation throughout the state. Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said the legislation would provide a big boost for city schools, some of which he said lack basic utilities such as heat and air conditioning.
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Miller sparks bipartisan conversation about reducing crime in Baltimore
@BryanRenbaum [email protected] On his first full day as a common legislator, Sen. Mike...
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