By Drew Hansen
The funding does not include anything for the Washington Commanders, but there are infrastructure elements aimed at keeping them in the county. Read more at Washington Business Journal.
Photo: Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan with Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks at a press conference on Wednesday. Hogan said new funding for Prince George’s County will make it “a hub for business, entertainment, culture, recreation and education.”
MARYLAND GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
WASHINGTON POST: C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.) will retire after two decades in Congress at the end of his term this year, he announced Friday, ending a 38-year stint in public service. Ruppersberger, who turns 78 […]
By Ovetta Wiggins The legal age to marry in Maryland will rise to 17 under a bill that was signed into law on Thursday after a long battle to get the measure passed in the General […]
By: The Associated Press The Democrat-controlled Maryland General Assembly approved a quickly redrawn congressional map on Wednesday, five days after a judge struck down the one lawmakers approved in December as unconstitutional for diluting the […]
