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Eastern Shore communities consider tax increases

BY: Danny Jacobs
POSTED: April 30, 2012
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SALISBURY — Local governments in Maryland’s shore communities are weighing whether to raise taxes as they struggle with budgets hurt by declining property values. The Daily Times reports that Salisbury Mayor Jim Ireton has proposed raising the property tax rate to 1.5 cents. It hasn’t changed in four years and the city’s tax base has [...]


No settlement in law school clinic poultry pollution suit

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: March 29, 2012
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Lawyers have not reached a settlement in a poultry pollution case filed by a University of Maryland environmental law clinic. U.S. District Judge William Nickerson said in a filing Thursday that while a settlement had not been reached, some progress was made in a settlement conference before Judge Paul W. Grimm on Wednesday. Attorneys in [...]


Settlement talks to be held in law clinic-poultry pollution case

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: March 28, 2012
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Attorneys in a poultry pollution case filed by a University of Maryland environmental law clinic will try to settle the dispute during a conference in U.S. District Court in Baltimore. The clinic represents plaintiffs suing Hudson Farm and Perdue Farms Inc., claiming they are polluting a nearby waterway. Gov. Martin O’Malley has criticized the lawsuit. [...]


State senator wants law clinic to support farmers

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: March 5, 2012
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ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland legislator wants to transfer funding from an embattled University of Maryland environmental law clinic to create a similar program for farmers as retribution for the clinic’s attempt to sue a chicken farm over water pollution. The budget amendment proposal from state Sen. Richard Colburn, R-Dorchester, is spurred by the clinic’s representation [...]


Salisbury University gets $2M for English as a second language

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: February 20, 2012
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SALISBURY — Salisbury University has secured a $2 million grant to continue funding courses that help local teachers reach students who are learning English as a second language. The Daily Times reports this is the third such grant Professor Anjali Pandey has secured for the university since 2003. It’s aimed specifically at improving science, technology, engineering [...]


Maryland announces six Blue Ribbon Schools

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: January 17, 2012
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Six public schools have been selected as Maryland Blue Ribbon Schools. The names of the schools were announced Tuesday. They are: Crofton Meadows Elementary School in Anne Arundel County, Woodholme Elementary School in Baltimore County, Ring Factory Elementary School in Harford County, Rachel Carson Elementary School in Montgomery County, Whitehall Elementary School in Prince George’s [...]


O’Malley criticizes suit against Perdue poultry farms

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: November 18, 2011
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ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Martin O’Malley is criticizing a lawsuit filed by a University of Maryland environmental law clinic against an Eastern Shore poultry farm over pollution concerns. The Baltimore Sun obtained a copy of a letter that O’Malley wrote this week to the university’s law school Dean Phoebe Haddon. In it, O’Malley complained about the [...]


Maryland casino revenue up 7% in September (access required)

BY: Nicholas Sohr
POSTED: October 5, 2011
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Maryland’s two casinos generated $14 million in revenue in September, a 7 percent bump over August, according to figures released Wednesday by the Maryland State Lottery Agency. Hollywood Casino Perryville accounted for most of the increase. The state’s first slots parlor brought in $9.3 million after a down month in August. The casino’s 1,500 slot [...]


Caesars submits proposal for Baltimore casino

BY: Nicholas Sohr
POSTED: September 23, 2011
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ANNAPOLIS — A development group headlined by gaming giant Caesars Entertainment Corp. is seeking state approval to build a casino just south of M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The slots parlor would be the second-largest in Maryland, with 3,750 terminals. The state also received three proposals Friday for the casino to be built in Western [...]


FEMA makes Irene recovery money available

BY: Associated Press
POSTED: September 16, 2011
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency says federal aid has been made available for the state of Maryland for Hurricane Irene recovery efforts. FEMA announced Friday that federal aid will supplement state and local recovery efforts for areas affected during the period of Aug. 24 to Sept. 5. The aid applies to Calvert, Caroline, [...]


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