By Adam Pagnucco. Last week, former Planning Board Member Partap Verma alleged that former Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson improperly tainted the work of Park and Planning’s inspector general. Verma…
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Fecal Fracas
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By Adam Pagnucco. My kid reads this site. My parents read this site. So does much of the rest of my family. Many persons of eminence from across the land…
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By Adam Pagnucco. In a year that was expected to be good for Republicans, Democrats picked up seats in both the Maryland Senate and the House of Delegates. Maryland Matters…
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Get Up or Get Out
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By Adam Pagnucco. The massive, gilded doors close on the gleaming conference room inside. Steaks, lobster and caviar are brought out on silver trays while cabernet, single malt scotch and…
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Who Applied for the District 14 House Seat?
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By Adam Pagnucco. Following is the list of applicants for the open District 14 delegate seat as of 5 PM yesterday. Many of them are known to the county’s political…
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Anderson Responds to Verma
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By Adam Pagnucco. Former Planning Board Chair Casey Anderson has responded to the allegations made by former Planning Board Member Partap Verma at last night’s state delegation hearing. The transcript…
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Verma’s Explosive Allegations
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By Adam Pagnucco. Former Planning Board Member Partap Verma, who resigned along with the rest of the board in October, had this to say about Bill MC/PG 105-23 in testimony…
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Kramer Accuses County Council of Lying
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By Adam Pagnucco. Last night, many people testified in support of and against Senator Ben Kramer’s bills on the governance of Park and Planning. Disagreement over legislation is right as…
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By Adam Pagnucco. We have been printing testimony opposing Senator Ben Kramer’s bills concerning Park and Planning. It’s time now to print the other side of the issue. Appearing below…
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The Iron Law of Oligarchy
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By Adam Pagnucco. When I was a graduate student at Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations, I worked for a professor named George Brooks. He was a man…