House rejects GOP amendments, gives final approval to bill creating Reparations Commission
It’s done. The House of Delegates gave final approval Wednesday evening to a bill that would create a Maryland Reparations Commission, sending the measure to the governor for his signature. The 101-36 party-line vote would make Maryland one of the few states in the nation with a statewide body to study the inequality endured by […]
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Budget agreement could generate more than $1 billion in new revenue
House Speaker Adrienne Jones (center), Gov. Wes Moore and Senate President Bill Ferguson announced an agreement to a budget framework Thursday, as ... [Continue Story]
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Art, Kids and the Academy Art Museum: A Chat with Lauren Dwyer
It's hard to think of one's childhood without at least a faint memory of art class. That moment during a seemingly boring summer day when you were ... [Continue Story]
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Art, Kids and the Academy Art Museum: A Chat with Lauren Dwyer
It's hard to think of one's childhood without at least a faint memory of art class. That moment during a seemingly boring summer day when you were ... [Continue Story]
- Was the Attack on Iran a War? By J.E. Dean
- Buyout Offers, Hiring Freeze Coming for State Government Amid Budget Crunch
- Undergraduates Reveal a MD House’s Underground Railroad History
- Historical Society Receives Preservation Grant from The Questers
- Garfield Center Announces Titles, Cast and Directors of Short Attention Span Theatre
- Chesapeake Conservancy Announces Susan Shingledecker as New CEO
- The Anderson Twins Return to Oxford with a Tribute to Duke Ellington
- Mid-Shore Real Estate with Chuck Mangold: 2025 Looking Pretty Darn Good
- From Field to Feast: A Talk with Oksana Bocharova
- Shining a Light on Incompetence by Maria Grant
- State Officials Urge People to Stay Vigilant, Use Caution Amid ‘Hazardous Heat Wave’
- Logging Plan for Eastern Shore Forest Stirs Pushback from Residents