Eye Opener: Baker contributor didn't report money to state

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Here’s a few government and politics headlines for Tuesday:

The Washington Post reports a committee that helped finance Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III’s campaign failed to report a $206,000 contribution.
The Annapolis Capital reports the state’s purchase of the Annapolis Post Office is being delayed.
Patch.com reports Del. John Olszewski Jr. will run to replace the retiring Sen. Norman Stone on Baltimore County‘s east side.
The Daily Record reports members of the Maryland General Assembly saw their grades slip on environmental issues this year.
The Frederick News-Post reports on the challenges faced by Frederick’s first deaf mayoral candidate.
The Baltimore Sun reports Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown received a leadership award from the NAACP for his work on legislation that repealed the death penalty in Maryland.

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