State
Bill Proposes Negotiation Rights For State Workers
A state Senate panel will hear testimony on a bill to expand collective bargaining rights to certain state employees.
Md. May Divert Some Money From Mortgage Settlement
The ink wasn’t even dry on a settlement with the nation’s top mortgage lenders when Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon laid claim to a chunk of the money to avert a huge budget cut for public colleges and universities.
Miller Talks About Difficulties With Md. Budget
Maryland senators are exploring broader cuts to the state budget due to resistance to some of Gov. Martin O’Malley’s tax proposals, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller said Tuesday.
Frederick Co. At Odds With State Over Highway Signs
Frederick County is taking issue with a ban on state highway road signs telling motorists that the county is “open for business.”
Agents Describe John Hinckley’s Bookstore Visits
The man who shot President Ronald Reagan in 1981 stopped and paused at a bookstore last fall in front of books on presidential assassinations and Reagan’s dispute with striking air traffic controllers.
Maryland’s Historically Black Colleges Suing State For Funding
In a bid to stay competitive with other universities, four of Maryland’s historic black colleges are suing the state.
- O’Malley Calls For State Regulatory Review 2011/10/17
- Md. Sen.: Allen Foods Bankruptcy Devastating 2011/06/16
- Board To Re-Examine Third-Party Signatures 2011/04/16
- House Panel Holds Hearing On Alcohol Tax Increase 2011/04/08
- Monument To Md. Secessionist State Song — In La. 2011/04/01
- Frostburg State A Model For Curbing Binge Drinking 2011/02/16



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