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Barry Robinson's one-hour commute to his Baltimore job stretched to four hours and
he consoled himself with a stop at Corned Beef Row for "a big one" from Attman's. With the aftermath of this weekend's snowstorm lying heavy over the region, countless thousands of Marylanders were left inconvenienced, aggravated and just plain stuck.
Abell Foundation study boosts notion of offshore wind production
Abell Foundation says turbine operation could generate jobs, too
Abell Foundation says turbine operation could generate jobs, too
Mayor details city's preparations for coming storm
Rawlings-Blake puts call out for contractors who can plow narrower streets, stresses department cooperation
Accidents, snow piles slow morning commute
City transit spokeswoman asks for "an enormous amount of patience from residents and citizens"
City transit spokeswoman asks for "an enormous amount of patience from residents and citizens"
Man indicted in December death of Eastern Shore girl, 11
The man linked to the death of an 11-year-old Salisbury girl has been indicted in her murder by a Wicomico County grand jury, and the county state's attorney said he will seek the death penalty, according to news reports.
Maryland girds for Round 2; 10-20 inches of snow expected
10-20 more inches of snow expected
There will be no rest for the snow-weary in Maryland as a storm with the potential to drop 10 to 20 inches of new snow bears down on a region still reeling from the 24 inches and more that fell over the weekend.
As crews cleared roads, tracks, snow still blocked ways to work
As crews continued to clear roads, train tracks and runways of packed snow and ice from the weekend blizzard, another storm was expected to pummel the region today, causing headaches for those returning to work
Clinicians plan for seniors' aid
Providers shuffle schedules, stock patients with supplies
Providers shuffle schedules, stock patients with supplies.
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The folks at Maryland Politics Watch recently talked policy and politics with Lt. Governor Anthony Brown. Mixed in among the banal progressive pablum we get this from Brown.
Ehrlich had no interest in governing at all and when he left there was no evidence of his presence in state government.
Actually there was a lot of evidence, chiefly a surplus, which Brown and his boss quickly spent.
And for the record, even the MPW folks noted that Ehrlich had to deal with a Democratic majority, which included then Delegate Brown,. A majority determined not partner in governing with Ehrlich.
One thing Brown left out or his interlocutors failed to ask him about was his strong arming lawmakers on the floor of the house to kill Jessica’s Law on behalf of his masters in the tort lobby.
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