robert l ehrlich jr
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Mary A. Schumaker, a former gallery owner who was known for her gourmet cooking, died June 7 of complications of cancer at Gichrist Center in Towson.
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A review of allegations of self-dealing at the University of Maryland Medical System’s board of directors has revealed more no-bid and insider contracting.
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Ahead of this spring’s municipal elections, the Carroll County Times has asked candidates to provide information on themselves and their priorities. Here are the responses from Taneytown City Councilman Donald C. Frazier.
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Michael E. Busch will go down as every bit the master legislative tactician as his counterpart in the Senate, Mike Miller.
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In addition to the five employees killed in June in the shootings at the Annapolis Capital, the region lost a number of notable citizens in 2018. Here, we recall some of those who left a lasting mark.
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CNN is suing President Donald Trump and top aides on the White House communications team in an effort to get correspondent Jim Acosta’s press credentials immediately restored, the network announced this morning.
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Baltimore-area journalists spoke on a panel in Towson on Oct. 16 about journalism and the threats it faces in an era of "fake news."
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Jim Brochin says Larry Hogan is the kind of governor he always wanted to work with.
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Gov. Larry Hogan does, in fact, hold the record for most education spending by a Maryland governor. But the issue is complicated.
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Ben Jealous sales tax plan would be costly - and how like The Sun to ignore that in order to promote a Democrat.
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The University System of Maryland’s governing board announced Friday that it has selected former Gov. Bob Ehrlich and four others to join a commission tasked with investigating the football culture at the state’s flagship.
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Winning Maryland’s governorship might come down to winning Baltimore County — and Republican Gov. Larry Hogan and Democratic nominee Ben Jealous are both focusing on the sprawling suburban county.
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Gov. Larry Hogan is popular, but so was former Gov. Bob Ehrlich when he lost his bid for reelection. So goes the favorite anecdote of voters certain to have previously lived our current gubernatorial contest. But are Marylanders really experiencing a case of electoral déjà vu?
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Maryland's former governor would make better case for a return to civility in public discourse if he had acknowledged Trump's outrageous behavior.
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Hogan was paid $175,000 last year as governor, but most of his income came from his private real estate business.
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Former Gov. Martin O'Malley will endorse Rushern Baker in the race for the Democratic nomination for governor.
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Gov. Larry Hogan chose the friendly territory of Western Maryland to hold his first campaign rally of his campaign for re-election Saturday.
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The Sun's editorial board seems to have a problem with any Republican in the office of governor.
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Larry Hogan racked up one win after another for progressives in this General Assembly session. Go figure.
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Legislation advancing in the House of Delegates would require neighborhood participation in any effort to revive the now-stalled redevelopment project at State Center in midtown Baltimore.
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Across the state, dozens of inmates convicted of violent crimes — carjackings, shootings and attempted murder — are using a state law intended to help addicted offenders get drug treatment to win early release.
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Former Maryland Govs. Glendening and Ehrlich make a rare joint appearance to support 'smart' approaches to crime.
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Who Maryland gubernatorial candidates pick for their running mates probably makes no difference in who wins. But it says a lot about the state of Maryland politics.
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Gov. Larry Hogan and his top aides put on a show of force in Baltimore County Monday, holding a “regional cabinet meeting” and conducting nearly 100 tours and meetings in the county.
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A study of the options for the stalled redevelopment of the State Center site in Baltimore envisions a range of ideas for the site, including a small park, apartments, commercial offices, retail shops or a grocery store.
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Leaders in the General Assembly are taking steps to try to reduce inappropriate sexual behavior in Annapolis. They've got a lot of work to do.
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Robert Ehrlich Jr.: before the image of kneeling players, booing fans and the worst PR season in league history fades from memory, a few takeaways are in order.
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Employees of the Patapsco Wastewater plant are committed to improving the levels of discharge into the bay.
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More than a dozen years after the 'flush tax,' Maryland still faces problems with sewage treatment.
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Richard Cross, a speechwriter for former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., was found dead Thursday in his Fells Point home. He was 51.
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Maryland Democrats take hope in Virginia, New Jersey, Frederick and Annapolis election results.
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Former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. throws flags on all sides for the Trump/NFL dust-up.
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Two Republicans are launching campaigns for Baltimore County executive: Pat McDonough and Al Redmer.
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Hogan's tribute to a former governor wasn't a wise use of tax dollars.
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The Army general in charge of Afghanistan as President Trump revamps the strategy there was in the same Gilman class that produced Kevin Kamenetz and Robert Ehrlich
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Hogan, Pugh tour State Center, discuss alternative plans
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Baltimore-based Sinclair Broadcast Group is finding out how harsh the national spotlight can be as it gets ripped for what's seen as a conservative bias.
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Trump names Marylander with little elections experience to controversial elections panel
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While many Americans may not be concerned with how their DirecTV or XM satellite radio makes it to their home or car, this is the daily burden of engineers and technicians at Saft, a company in Cockeysville that develops some of the nation's most high-tech batteries for use in communications satellites, weather balloons, rocket ships, military Humvees and tanks and even Formula One race cars
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Maryland Republicans are preparing to mount an all-out assault on the Democratic super-majorities in the General Assembly, hopeful that the popularity of Gov. Larry Hogan will outweigh whatever drag President Donald J. Trump could have on their fortunes.
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Democrats should read Martin O'Malley's deposition in the redistricting lawsuit and imagine how they would feel if his words were coming out of Larry Hogan's mouth.
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Veterans, families, Carroll County officials and local residents crammed together in Gerstell Academy's gymnasium Saturday afternoon to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty.
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There are at least three individuals President Donald Trump could nominate to lead the FBI today who can not only do the job effectively but also end the hysteria, restore the reputation of the FBI and keep the agency hard-charging on truth and justice. Patrick Fitzgerald, Mythili Raman or John Carlin would each instantly bring the type of integrity, independence, experience and leadership the FBI and America need.
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Governor Larry Hogan has appointed Maryland Court of Special Appeals Judge Patrick L. Woodward to be chief judge of the court beginning May 6.
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Jervis S. Finney, former U.S. attorney for Maryland who had been legal counsel to former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., died Sunday from congestive heart failure at his Stevenson home. He was 85.
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Former Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. will speak at the Christian Farmers Outreach luncheon on April 1.
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Hogan is way better than O'Malley on parole for those serving life sentences. Fainter praise we cannot imagine.
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Maryland spent casino revenue on unfunded mandates, not education
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Letting Frosh sue the feds isn't an attack on Hogan. It's giving him the power to do the job we elected him to.
