A little bit of everything
Glidden is just one of hundreds of D.C. area residents who have lost their jobs since the government froze funding across numerous agencies. In his first month in office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order “reevaluating and realigning” U.S. federal aid distribution.
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Despite the newly introduced legislation and ongoing budget negotiations, lawmakers said it’s unlikely the General Assembly will head into an extended session. Clippinger said previous sessions have seen similar circumstances but still completed their work in keeping with the 90-day legislative clock.
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“We are committed to delivering every federal resource needed to help Maryland get back to normal and we’re going to work with them every step of the way to rebuild this bridge,” Buttigieg said.
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Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Maryland, the newly-appointed chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has announced plans to block future U.S. military aid and arms sales to Egypt unless that country shows “concrete, meaningful, and sustainable steps” to improve its human rights record.
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With less than a week left in Maryland’s legislative session, most elements of Maryland’s plan to create a legal market for cannabis have been decided. Bills on track to pass establish details like licenses to be allotted, the types of operators allowed, and provisions to create an equitable market for a likely billion-dollar industry.
Read moreSen. Guy Guzzone is the new chairman of the Senate Budget and Tax Committee. MarylandReporter.com by Glynis Kazanjian with Creative
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By Diane Rey and Len Lazarick For Maryland Reporter The bill is titled the Protection of Marylanders’ Rights Act of
Read moreBy Rebecca Lessner For MarylandReporter.com Public schools are set to receive record funding in the projected 2016 state budget, with
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(This is the second story in a three-part series on the Edgar Allan Poe House and Museum.) The grandstands rumble
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