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Maryland Moment – A new home for Chase Brexton
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Health reform panel to vote on benchmark plan
ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland panel working on implementing federal health care reform is planning to take a vote on the state’s benchmark health benefit plan. The Maryland Health Care Reform Coordinating Council is scheduled to meet Thursday in Annapolis. The panel is co-chaired by Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Maryland Department of Health and Mental […]
Law movers – 9/4/12
Barry Gogel, an attorney with the Law Offices of Arnold M. Weiner in Baltimore, has been appointed to the Maryland State Bar Association’s Special Committee on Citizenship Law Related Education. The committee oversees the Citizenship Law Related Program, which has the Law Links Summer Internship Program, Teen Court and Maryland Law Day as some of […]
Md. cover crop program hits record
SPARKS — Maryland has approved a record 607,000 acres of winter grains so far in the state’s cover crop program. Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Buddy Hance joined agricultural leaders and farmers on Thursday to announce the milestone. A record 1,860 farmers are participating in the program, and 152 of […]
Eye Opener: Federal grant funds permanent bus terminal
Slots revenue could be disbursed to small-, women- and minority-owned businesses by the first quarter of 2013, and a state agency is opening a trade office in Africa. ...
Brown is O’Malley’s stand-in, again
Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown must be getting used to his role as fill-in for Gov. Martin O'Malley. ...
Lt. Gov. Brown announces $123M grant for health exchange
Maryland has received a $123 million federal grant to support development of the state’s health benefit exchange. Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown made the announcement Thursday in Baltimore. Under the federal health care law, Maryland’s exchange is due to be operational by October of next year. The grant is to be used to continue the development […]
Experts: Public-private partnerships a good tool for government
Barriers to partnerships between private firms and government for major projects should be knocked down, and elected officials should embrace — rather than shy away from — such deals, according to a panel of experts speaking at a summer conference here.
O’Malley supports Brown for higher office
Gov. Martin O'Malley can't run for Maryland's top post again -- but he's preparing supporters to jump on the bandwagon of his lieutenant governor, Anthony G. Brown. ...
Lt. Gov. Brown to discuss health enterprise zones
OXON HILL — Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will be holding a public forum on an initiative to try to improve health care in underserved areas. The forum is being held Thursday evening in Oxon Hill. Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker also is expected to attend. The state budget includes $4 million to create a […]
UMMS to partner in new $600M regional hospital
Faced with 24,000 residents who are leaving Prince George’s County annually to seek medical treatment, Maryland officials Wednesday unveiled plans to improve the county’s health care system and build a $600 million regional hospital to replace Prince George’s Hospital Center.
Heat is on for session
Gov. Martin O’Malley is calling in the big guns of local politics Monday to help blast through a gambling impasse that snarled the General Assembly’s budget debate in April and has vexed the governor all summer long. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Montgomery County Executive Isiah “Ike” Leggett and Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker III […]
