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Mayor Ryan Warner: Congress Can Deliver Small Businesses Much Needed Support By Passing The INFORM Consumers Act. Organized retail crime is taking an economic toll on Maryland that we simply cannot afford. It cost our state over $183 million in business and personal taxes in 2021 alone.
Welcome to episode 1 of Center Maryland’s The Trail podcast series leading up to the 2024 Presidential Election. Each week our hosts (Damian O'Doherty, Candace Dodson-Reed, & Don Mohler) will discuss topics about the campaign and beyond.
Center Maryland is a news organization founded in 2011 and led by Baltimore business, community, and media leaders to aggregate all of Maryland’s finest journalism, latest news, and relevant editorial content in one location.
For the next few weeks, Center Maryland's Karson Kamenetz will be hosting interviews with Maryland's elected officials and community leaders. In today's virtual discussion, Karson sits down with Baltimore City Councilman Leon Pinkett from the city's 7th district.
Maryland’s ‘Thrive Academy’ recognized for its work to support youths impacted by gun violence October 4, 2024 - A unique program in Maryland is being recognized for rehabilitating and supporting at-risk youths affected by an increasing prevalence of gun violence.
Governor Moore’s efforts to make Maryland’s economy more competitive will pay off as we attract data center jobs – and workers – to Maryland. IBEW electricians will show up every morning to build this new industry and keep it running to power the rest of Maryland’s economy.
Consumer advocates seek to end BGE’s multiyear rate plans amid higher bills. October 3, 2024 -. A coalition of consumer advocates wants Maryland utility regulators to do away with a method of setting rates used by Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. that covers multiple years, saying the process has led to excessive rate hikes.
Here’s what you need to know. Remnants of Hurricane Debby brought soggy conditions to Maryland on Thursday with more rain expected Friday and a tornado watch in effect until Friday morning. Light and moderate showers soaked parts of the state Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
Two national political handicapping websites, The Cook Political Report and Sabato’s Crystal Ball, recently took early assessments of the 2022 political landscape and rated the Maryland gubernatorial election as a very good pickup opportunity for the Democrats.