Maryland employers cut 4,000 jobs in September, losses that ate into summer gains and continued the inconsistent recovery of the state’s labor market. Nearly all […]
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The Frederick County Council is seeking citizens’ views on whether marijuana production should be allowed on land zoned for agricultural use. The public hearing Tuesday […]
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The federal agency overseeing the possible construction of new headquarters for the FBI said Wednesday it has notified the firms selected to bid on the […]
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A bill to secure paid sick leave for workers in Prince George’s County failed in committee on Tuesday, leaving the issue up to state lawmakers. […]
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Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski recently said that Republicans in Congress risk derailing plans for Maryland’s light-rail Purple Line if they don’t lift spending caps that […]
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Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed two people to vacancies in the Maryland House of Delegates. Hogan announced Friday that Elizabeth Proctor will finish the rest […]
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