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Rich Madaleno on the Budget
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Following is a statement from Senator Rich Madaleno (D-18), a member of the Senate’s Budget and Taxation Committee, on the state’s budget.On Tuesday, the Department of Legislative Services (DLS) briefed…
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On Political Pulse
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Due to technical problems in the previous showings, Channel 16 is showing a rebroadcast of my interview on Political Pulse on 11/21, 11/22 and 11/23 (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) at…
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Kathleen Miller’s scoop is a must-read. County Council Member and Management & Fiscal Policy Committee Chair Duchy Trachtenberg believes the county’s budget deficit could ultimately be as much as $500…
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Chris Van Hollen: Man of the House
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By Marc Korman. Recent indications that Barbara Mikulski is running for reelection and another appointment as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee indicate that Chris Van Hollen is headed…
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WSSC Needs to Get Flushed, Part Two
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In Part One, I described the bewildering problems my neighborhood is having with WSSC’s pipe replacement procedures. If we had issues of this kind with any other county agency, we…
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Ross Capon’s Testimony on the Purple Line
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Ross Capon became Executive Director of the National Association of Railroad Passengers (NARP) in 1976 and was named President this year.Statement of National Association of Railroad Passengers And Ross Capon,…
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Gigi Godwin’s Testimony on the Purple Line
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Georgette “Gigi” Godwin has been President and CEO of the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce since 2006.Good Evening. I am Gigi Godwin, President of the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce….
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At-large County Council Member George Leventhal is a member of the Council’s Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy and Environment Committee and is currently serving his second term.• Increased convenience and improved quality…
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WSSC Needs to Get Flushed, Part One
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Of all the agencies we have to deal with, none is more frustrating than the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC). Shielded from accountability to county government, overseen by a gridlocked…