Opponents of the Red Line, as it’s currently proposed, are hopeful Maryland’s budget shortfalls and a new administration will result in plans for the light rail line to be reconsidered.
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Read More »January 2, 2015 Comments Off on Red Line foes want project reassessed
Opponents of the Red Line, as it’s currently proposed, are hopeful Maryland’s budget shortfalls and a new administration will result in plans for the light rail line to be reconsidered.
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Read More »September 9, 2012 1 Comment
With time ticking away and still no money to pay for scientific studies of hydraulic fracturing, a Montgomery County lawmaker plans to ensure natural gas companies don’t run out the clock on a drilling moratorium ordered by Gov. Martin O’Malley.
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Read More »March 15, 2012 Comments Off on Anne Arundel police release details about dossiers in Leopold case
ANNAPOLIS — Anne Arundel County police have released documents that show that officers and staff researched County Executive John Leopold’s political opponents. Police released the documents Wednesday in response to requests by the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland and ...
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Read More »March 14, 2012 1 Comment
ANNAPOLIS — Opponents of a measure that gives gay couples the right to marry in Maryland have officially begun their effort to overturn the law. Maryland Marriage Alliance officials announced Wednesday that they have launched the petition drive to collect ...
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Read More »March 1, 2012 1 Comment
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Martin O’Malley will make Maryland the eighth state to legalize gay marriage when he signs a bill passed by the General Assembly. O’Malley is expected to sign the legislation, which he sponsored, Thursday, though same-sex ceremonies cannot ...
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Read More »February 15, 2012 1 Comment
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland House of Delegates will wait at least until Thursday to begin debate on a bill to legalize gay marriage, members said. Supporters of the measure agreed Wednesday to layover the bill, potentially bringing it up for ...
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Read More »July 25, 2011 1 Comment
GENESEO, N.Y. — Opponents to New York’s gay marriage law filed the first lawsuit challenging the measure, an anticipated salvo that came one day after weddings were celebrated around the state. A representative of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms and ...
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Read More »April 21, 2011 Comments Off on Opponents file new lawsuit against Superblock plan
Opponents of the proposed Superblock redevelopment have filed another lawsuit to stop the project, this time alleging approved demolition plans would violate a historic preservation agreement. The lawsuit says J. Rodney Little, director of the Maryland Historical Trust, exceeded his ...
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Read More »February 27, 2011 Comments Off on No ‘wait-and-see’ approach for same-sex marriage opponents
ANNAPOLIS — Citing California as both precedent and a rallying cry, several Maryland legislators are gearing up to try at the ballot box what they may fail to do in the General Assembly this year: defeat a measure to allow ...
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