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Economic pinch hits tax revenue
Sun reporterA sluggish economy and housing market continued to undercut nearly every source of tax revenue for the state over the last year, with collections falling $73.5 million short of expectations, setting the stage for tighter budgets in the coming years....Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Executive Branch, Sales, Government, Peter Franchot
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Economic pinch hits Maryland tax coffers
A sluggish economy and housing market continued to undercut nearly every source of tax revenue for the state over the past year, with collections falling $73.5 million short of expectations, setting the stage for tighter budgets in the coming years....Tags: Executive Branch, Tourism and Leisure, Sales, Heads of State, Casino and Gambling
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Brinkley to give up post
Sun reporterMaryland state Sen. David R. Brinkley, the minority leader, said yesterday that he would not seek a leadership post in the Republican Party caucus next year, partly because he said he needs to focus on his home life and business. Brinkley, a financial...Tags: Frederick County (Maryland), Political Candidates, Nancy Jacobs, Martin O'Malley, Alex X Mooney
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Fight over funding taking shape
Sun reporterAs Baltimore officials and sports fans bask in the promise a new arena could bring to the city, a familiar battle is already taking shape among the state lawmakers who may be charged with finding a way to pay for it. Arena boosters say it's not certain...Tags: National Hockey League, Laws, Martin O'Malley, M&T Bank Stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Doubt cast on Currie's future
Sun reporterMaryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller yesterday acknowledged speculation in Annapolis about Sen. Ulysses Currie's future in the General Assembly and said that he may revisit whether the Prince George's County Democrat should remain chairman of a...Tags: Ulysses Currie, Prince George's County, Values, Parliament, Groceries
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Democrats brush aside low ratings after tax increases
Sun reportersGov. Martin O'Malley and his fellow Democrats in the state legislature brushed aside any concerns yesterday about his dismal approval ratings and voter discontent over tax increases approved during the November special session, saying that even if they...Tags: Executive Branch, Safety of Citizens, Accounting and Auditing, Economic Policy, Government
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The trick is to keep alert
Sun photographerThe Maryland State House is similar to a marble mausoleum: Not much changes over time but the residents. Politics and the creaking advancement of democracy are the session norm. This process involves piles of paper and a lot of pontification, both stuffed...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, Government, Upper House, National Government, Photography
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O'Malley's goal: 'green' buildings
Baltimore Sun reporterFrom the outside, the new brick classroom building at St. Mary's College looks much like the other Colonial-style structures on the riverfront campus of this small, historic liberal-arts school. But inside, Goodpaster Hall represents something very...Tags: Executive Branch, Athletics, Track and Field, Academic Progress, Dan K Morhaim, Teaching and Learning
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Ground rent bill due final votes
sun reportersFinal votes on a bill that would prohibit the creation of new ground rents, emerging as one of the major issues in this General Assembly session, are scheduled for tomorrow. Legislators in the Senate and House of Delegates gave preliminary approval...Tags: Executive Branch, Constitutional Issues, Rentals, Government, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
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Administration opposes merging oversight of group homes
Sun StaffEhrlich administration officials rejected yesterday a reform proposal to merge the scattered oversight of privately run group homes into a single agency, arguing that it is better to maintain the current regulatory structure. Administration officials say...Tags: Executive Branch, Prince George's County, Laws, Delores G Kelley, Teen-agers
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Carroll County resources
Carroll County Government Carroll County Board of Elections Carroll County Board, Commission and Committee agendas County Commissioners: The commissioners are responsible for legislative and executive policy decisions affecting county government...Tags: Law Enforcement, Donald B. Elliott, Health and Safety at School, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland), Economic Policy
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Senate set to vote on extending medical decision-making rights
Sun StaffJodi Kelber-Kaye was thrown out of a hospital room when her long-time partner was emerging from heart surgery. Lisa Polyak was refused access as her partner received an anaesthetic before giving birth to their second child. And John Lestitian was left...Tags: Medicine, Hospitals and Clinics, Marriage, Lawyers, Emergency Planning
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