Eye Opener: Waving hello from MACo | Maryland Daily Record

Eye Opener: Waving hello from MACo (access required)

Elected officials began arriving in Ocean City Wednesday for the annual Maryland Association of Counties summer conference, including several state lawmakers fresh off a grueling, post-midnight finish to the state's second special legislative session this year. ...

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One comment

Maryland Esquire
August 20, 2012 at 7:41 am

Why has there been a dearth of coverage by the Daily Record, Marland’s business and legal newspaper, about the legal and business aspects of the closure of Sparrows Point, with the fast-tracked bankruptcy sale to a liquidation company?

The only media outlet providing any sort of adequate coverage of this issue is the Baltimore Brew. The articles from the Baltimore Brew, as well as some of the information provided by commenters, appears to reveal a long-term plan by the State of Maryland and developers going back years, to take over the site known as Sparrows Point.

Coverage of this issue is likely politically incorrect, but do your readers a favor and do some actual reporting on this issue.