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The Maryland Democrat’s proposed $67 billion state budget closes a nearly $3 billion budget gap.
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Five different bills about restricting personal technology use during school hours are already filed, with hearings scheduled for the end of the month.
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Democrat Wes Moore says his budget proposal, to be released Wednesday, reduces taxes for the majority of Marylanders.
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Applications accepted through January 22.
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As the General Assembly opened its 90-day session, the governor and legislators offered different options for filling a nearly $3 billion deficit.
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What will Maryland lawmakers be discussing this month?
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Concerns about the incoming Trump administration are also likely to feature during 90 days of lawmaking.
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The 2025 session of the Maryland General Assembly could see substantial debate over the future of education, public safety and energy in the state.
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The County Council picked her over four other candidates.
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State Senator Jill P. Carter held elected office in the Maryland General Assembly since 2003 and was recently appointed to the State Board of Contract Appeals.