From the Montgomery County Board of Elections.Board of ElectionsMontgomery County, MarylandCorrected Press Release Contact: Marjorie Roher, 240-777-8525 For Immediate Release: March 9, 2009 VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE NEARS Montgomery County residents…
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Five Senators and the Death Penalty
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The failure of death penalty repeal in Maryland came down to the actions of five Senators. Here is their story.To understand the part played by these five, we must first…
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Following is a press release from Nancy Navarro’s campaign as well as an editor’s note.##FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE## Sunday, March 8, 2009 Contact: David Moon, Campaign ManagerEmail: david@navarroforcouncil.com NAMED AMONG “MARYLAND’S…
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Maryland Pork List
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From the Baltimore Sun (click for a larger view):
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Massachusetts Considering Slots Parlors
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The Boston Globe is reporting a push by Massachusetts Treasurer Timothy P. Cahill to open slots parlors in his state. According to the Globe: Cahill has argued that slot machine…
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In the following letter to the County Executive, seven members of the County Council asked him not to include ambulance fee revenues in his forthcoming FY 2010 budget. Leggett’s ambulance…
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Wheaton Library: What’s the 411? Part Three
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By Holly Olson. In Part Three of my series, I discuss the benefits of relocating the library to downtown Wheaton, both in terms of the redevelopment effort as well as…
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By Marc Korman. This past weekend I attended the Young Democrats of Maryland Convention. Among the speakers was the Maryland Democratic Party’s new chair, Susie Turnbull.A few ill informed pundits…
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Prince George’s Public Safety Cuts
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Fox 5 News is reporting that Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson is considering significant layoffs to the county’s police and fire departments. The layoffs are a result of the…
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More on the Death Penalty
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From Senator Rich Madaleno (D-18):Earlier today, the State Senate voted 34 to 13 in favor of the amended bill to restrict the use of the death penalty. The Senate rejected…