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ANNAPOLIS — State employees, including those belonging to a union feuding with Gov. Larry Hogan, will receive raises, and businesses and retirees could be in ...
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Hogan proposes raises, targeted tax cuts and incentives
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Best Week, Worst Week: Venture-backed firms top $1B; opioid fight stalled by synthetic fentanyl
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Md. child-support guidelines would be changed under coming legislation
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Lawyer deals with Ticketmaster dispute the ‘Hamilton’ way
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2020 budget keeps USM schools at 2 percent tuition increase
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Baltimore affordable housing funding law requires fix
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Group calls for increasing Md. taxes to support education spending
Commentary
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Police chief, officer on leave after FBI searches department
A Maryland city has placed its police chief and another officer on leave after federal agents executed a search warrant at the department.
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Employee’s firing prompts Baltimore IT security review
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New socialist party certified in Maryland
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ICE ends detainee housing contract with Maryland county
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UMD School of Nursing celebrates 20 years with clinical simulation lab
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Trump denies Pelosi aircraft for planned trip abroad
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UMSON assistant professor wins nursing science award
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Md. research firm expands with new offices in Asia
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Community Foundation of Howard County establishes multimillion-dollar fund
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Maryland Gov. Hogan to discuss his budget plan
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Watchdog: GSA ignored emoluments in OKing Trump hotel lease
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Sinclair debuts streaming service for its local TV stations
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Federal workers to get back pay, but tales of woe mount
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Law Digest — Maryland Court of Special Appeals — Jan. 17, 2019
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Flying Dog, Green Leaf to produce THC-infused cannabis beer
On the Record
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Lawyer deals with Ticketmaster dispute the ‘Hamilton’ way
When a Houston lawyer couldn't get a refund from Ticketmaster after buying 'Hamilton' tickets, he did what the namesake of the smash-hit Broadway musical would do. He wrote his way out.
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Eye on Annapolis
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Hogan for president? Not yet
If it can be said that what every first-term governor wants is a second term then one can also suppose that what every two-term governor ...
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Ground Up
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Ground Up Podcast: MacKenzie’s Terri Harrington talks Baltimore office market
Terri Harrington, senior vice president at MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate, discusses how Baltimore’s office market performed in 2018, and what she expects in 2019. We ...
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Business Buzz
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2020 budget keeps USM schools at 2 percent tuition increase
Gov. Larry Hogan’s FY 2020 budget, released Friday, should allow Maryland’s public universities to keep tuition low for in-state students. With the funding proposed, the ...
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Law
Business
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UMD School of Nursing celebrates 20 years with clinical simulation lab
Jane M. Kirschling, PhD, RN, FAAN, the dean of the University of Maryland School of Nursing, welcomed an audience of faculty, staff, students, alumni, donors ...
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UMSON assistant professor wins nursing science award
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Md. research firm expands with new offices in Asia
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Community Foundation of Howard County establishes multimillion-dollar fund
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Maryland universities propose new programs
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Sinclair debuts streaming service for its local TV stations
Government
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Hogan proposes raises, targeted tax cuts and incentives
ANNAPOLIS — State employees, including those belonging to a union feuding with Gov. Larry Hogan, will receive raises, and businesses and retirees could be in ...
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Md. child-support guidelines would be changed under coming legislation
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Police chief, officer on leave after FBI searches department
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Employee’s firing prompts Baltimore IT security review
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Group calls for increasing Md. taxes to support education spending
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New socialist party certified in Maryland
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Maryland explores faster way to approve sports betting
Health Care
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UMD School of Nursing celebrates 20 years with clinical simulation lab
Jane M. Kirschling, PhD, RN, FAAN, the dean of the University of Maryland School of Nursing, welcomed an audience of faculty, staff, students, alumni, donors ...
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Flying Dog, Green Leaf to produce THC-infused cannabis beer
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Bon Secours health records now available on iPhone
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Pii to develop FDA-approved drug product
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Md. county executives back drug affordability measure
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CareFirst sees some members take advantage of less-expensive plans
Real Estate
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Baltimore affordable housing funding law requires fix
An error in the so-called “Fund the Trust Act” raising Baltimore taxes to subsidize its Affordable Housing Trust Fund causes the law to only collect ...
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Baltimore metro office market slow and steady in 2018
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Report: Baltimore metro industrial leasing tops 5M SF in 2018
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Yard 56 lands Prudential Financial’s first Opportunity Zone investment
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The Can Co. bucks Baltimore’s retail struggles
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Parker joins Rosso, leads new consulting services
