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With a Final Frenzy, the 444th General Assembly Adjourns
By Bruce DePuyt | Josh Kurtz | Hannah Gaskil l Maryland Matters Staff With most of this year’s heavy lifting behind them, Maryland lawmakers capped their 2022 session — their last day of legislating before facing […]
Maryland legislature enters last day
By: The Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland lawmakers are entering the last day of their legislative session with most high-profile measures already passed into law. The General Assembly’s 90-day session is scheduled to […]
Hogan Prepares to Act on Dozens of Bills, Union Presses for Paid Family Leave, Other Measures
By: By Danielle E. Gaines Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) is expected to decide Friday whether to veto dozens of bills or allow them to become law on Friday, including measures to expand abortion access, […]
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Get blasted by paint at ‘Beat the Bomb’ in DC’s Ivy City, where ‘losing is half the fun’
WTOP: Get ready to step into real-life video games where it’s not only “game over” if you lose, you get blasted by paint. Beat the Bomb is now open in the 10,000-square-foot Hecht Warehouse located in […]
Prince George’s Co. program looks to boost Latino-owned small businesses
WTOP: Prince George’s County has the second-largest number of Hispanic-owned businesses in Maryland. Now, there’s a new program to help them succeed. It’s called the Latino Business Accelerator Program, and 25 Latino-owned businesses will be selected […]
Maryland HBCU presidents update Legislative Black Caucus on work, needs at their institutions
MARYLAND MATTERS: The Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland on Thursday held its final virtual meeting of this year’s 90-day session with a few special guests: presidents from three of the state’s four historically Black colleges […]
