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It is unclear why MDE is taking such a muscular enforcement stance now for stormwater pollution violations, though it gives us reason to be optimistic.
- If Michael Steele really wants to be governor of Maryland, he should switch parties and go after the Democratic nomination.
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- When COVID-19 hit, manufacturers pivoted quickly to overhaul factory lines to make personal protective equipment, produce vaccines and medical supplies and — in my company’s case — cut, bend and weld steel into test-tube racks for research, which we’d never done before. Now I am confident that we are emerging as a more resilient and innovative industry.
- Given Maryland's $400 million, Preakness-retaining bet on the future of horse racing, the industry's soft approach to doping can no longer be tolerated.
- The problem is that competitiveness, at least in the way it’s usually invoked, is a mirage.
- My brother died unexpectedly last spring. Baseball had always kept us close, though he lived in England. This year, his son Charlie and I bonded over the no-hitter pitched by the Orioles' John Means.
- We shouldn’t use this incident to demonize the mentally ill or let it foster fear in people, but the system broke down and that is unacceptable and needs to be addressed.
- Liz Cheney is set to lose her leadership post because she couldn't accept (or at least keep quiet about) Donald Trump's false claim that the 2020 election was stolen. With her departure goes the Republican Party's last shred of credibility.
- Given Maryland's $400 million, Preakness-retaining bet on the future of horse racing, the industry's soft approach to doping can no longer be tolerated.
- The problem is that competitiveness, at least in the way it’s usually invoked, is a mirage.
- My brother died unexpectedly last spring. Baseball had always kept us close, though he lived in England. This year, his son Charlie and I bonded over the no-hitter pitched by the Orioles' John Means.
- School administrators are stuck on a narrow view of education that judges success only in terms of what bits of information students have absorbed at what point in life
- Results of the Derek Chauvin trial only underscore need to look at a death that took place under custody of Baltimore police officers.
- We shouldn’t use this incident to demonize the mentally ill or let it foster fear in people, but the system broke down and that is unacceptable and needs to be addressed.
- Liz Cheney is set to lose her leadership post because she couldn't accept (or at least keep quiet about) Donald Trump's false claim that the 2020 election was stolen. With her departure goes the Republican Party's last shred of credibility.
- There’s something slightly ridiculous about feeling the need to praise Maryland’s Republican governor for making reasonable statements before national and local media, as if it were some sort of singular moment. But given the actions of most of the party, Larry Hogan’s recent comments suggest a sparkly horn could indeed sprout from his pate at any moment.
- Before we start talking about “back to normal,” we should try to understand how profoundly the experience of the pandemic has changed us.
- In a recent interview, Mayor Brandon Scott committed to a "total reimagining" of downtown Baltimore as the city emerges from the pandemic. It's a message that residents of Baltimore's City Center have been waiting years to hear
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- The critical comments from a Trump appointee to the FCC further politicized the battle between Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, a Democrat, and WBFF.
- The recent disaster in Woodlawn raises questions over whether Maryland has done enough to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous, unstable people.
- If Michael Steele really wants to be governor of Maryland, he should switch parties and go after the Democratic nomination.
- Before we start talking about “back to normal,” we should try to understand how profoundly the experience of the pandemic has changed us.
- It is unclear why MDE is taking such a muscular enforcement stance now for stormwater pollution violations, though it gives us reason to be optimistic.
- Is it compare to or compare with or just call the whole thing off?
