By Lisa Fadden, Vice President for Public Affairs, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. There aren’t many issues that all 32 Senators and Delegates in the Montgomery County Delegation can agree…
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Maryland Blogosphere Takes Off
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The mainstream media (MSM) may be struggling but our data shows massive growth in Maryland’s blogosphere. Whether Post columnist Marc Fisher likes it or not, bloggers are running amok across…
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Following is a press release from the Navarro campaign.##FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE## Wednesday, March 18, 2009 Contact: David Moon, Campaign ManagerEmail: david@navarroforcouncil.com Maryland Democratic Women’s PAC Endorses Nancy Navarro for Montgomery…
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Two County Executives, Two Budgets
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Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett and Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson both submitted tight FY 2010 budget recommendations to their County Councils. Both men had formidable challenges and dealt…
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Oregon Schools Maryland on Transportation
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Last year, I wrote a series called “Crisis in Transportation” contrasting Maryland’s inability to finance its transportation infrastructure with Oregon’s plan to boost spending by a half-billion dollars per year….
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Following is their press release.News from the Montgomery County Business PAC 51 Monroe Street, Suite 1800Rockville, MD 20855 March 17, 2009FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Mark Scott, Board of Directors, MC…
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Ike Leggett on the FY 2010 Budget, Part Two
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A Sorry Moment for the Slow Growth Movement
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Dear readers: those of you who read this blog know that nothing ticks us off more than double-talk. We can deal with differences in policy or ideology. Indeed, we have…
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Following is the press release from the two County Executives. The candidate must be confirmed by WSSC’s Board of Commissioners.For Immediate Release: March 17, 2009 LEGGETT, JOHNSON RECOMMEND WSSC GM…
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Maryland’s $10 Billion Black Hole
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Lost in the debate about teacher pensions is one central fact that deserves discussion: the State Retirement and Pension System (SRPS) of Maryland is seriously ill. That should concern state…