Eye Opener: Democratic campaign attacks Bartlett - Maryland Daily Record

Alexander Pyles//August 29, 2012

By Alexander Pyles

//August 29, 2012

Here’s a few Maryland government headlines on the morning after former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney gained the Republican nomination for president:

The Baltimore Sun reports on a hearing by the Public Service Commission on the safety of utility smart meters.
MarylandReporter.com reports on Gov. Martin O’Malley’s appearance at the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
The Washington Post reports that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is trying to tie Rep. Roscoe Bartlett to Missouri Rep. Todd Akin.
The Herald-Mail reports that the Washington County Board of Commissioners decided Tuesday to eliminate the excise tax on nonresidential property being changed from one use to another.

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