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The debate over corporate taxes in Maryland
The presiding officers of the Maryland House and Senate say spending is going to be tight this year, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be new policy proposals on the […]
BPW pre-meetings – how open is open?
The Annapolis press corps has only recently begun attending the “pre-meetings” that members of the Board of Public Works hold in advance of their twice-monthly get-togethers. That’s why I was […]
This morning’s State House fire drill
Above, the State House’s “fire suppression system” is tested today. Photo by Eric Stocklin.
State House fire drill
If you’re in Annapolis Thursday and you think the State House is on fire, don’t worry. It’s just a really cool “deluge system” that protects the capitol’s historic dome. The […]
Check out our new blog, Eye on Annapolis
This morning we’re excited to show you Eye on Annapolis, the newest web offering of The Daily Record. Eye on Annapolis will focus exclusively on the legislative session in our […]
Check out our new blog, Eye on Annapolis
This morning we’re excited to show you Eye on Annapolis, the newest web offering of The Daily Record. Eye on Annapolis will focus exclusively on the legislative session in our […]
St. John’s College strives to attract minority students
WaPo has an interesting front-page profile today of Annapolis’s St. John’s College and its struggle to attract and enroll minority students. Its goal is shared by many academic institutions, including […]
St. John’s College strives to attract minority students
WaPo has an interesting front-page profile today of Annapolis’s St. John’s College and its struggle to attract and enroll minority students. Its goal is shared by many academic institutions, including […]
$200K tab for Annapolis peace conference
State and local agencies had to pony up $200,000 for security for the recent one-day peace conference in Annapolis. Here’s a partial breakdown: -$57,000 for Maryland State Police -$28,000 for […]
$200K tab for Annapolis peace conference
State and local agencies had to pony up $200,000 for security for the recent one-day peace conference in Annapolis. Here’s a partial breakdown: -$57,000 for Maryland State Police -$28,000 for […]
Annapolis chosen to test new Budweiser vodka
Things are really beginning to look up for Maryland’s capital city’s image. First, this week’s Mid-East peace conference has put all eyes on Annapolis, “America’s Sailing Capital.” Now, Annapolis will […]
