Eye Opener: Legislature forms Pit Bull task force - Maryland Daily Record

Alexander Pyles//May 31, 2012

By Alexander Pyles

//May 31, 2012

In The Daily Record today, read about state and local officials threatening to shut down East Baltimore Development Inc.

Meanwhile, in Montgomery County, a pair of neighboring cities are in a battle to attract business to their jurisdictions.

Here’s a few other headlines pulled from the Web:

The Associated Press reports that an audit found supervisory shortcomings in the State Lottery Agency.
The AP also reports that former Maryland Gov. Robert Ehrlich will headline a fundraiser for Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, whowill battle Democrat John Delaney in Maryland’s 6th Congressional District.
The Baltimore Sun reports that House Speaker Michael E. Busch and Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. have formed a task force to study a recent ruling by Maryland’s high court that called pit bulls inherently dangerous.

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