A group of four Maryland government retirees sued the state and Gov. Larry Hogan on behalf of fellow retirees seeking […]
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Metro Chooses Contracting Team To Build Potomac Yard Station For $213.7 Million
Metro and the city of Alexandria have selected a contracting team to build the Potomac Yard Metro station, with an […]
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Planned Va. Solar Farm Already Has Energy Buyers
A company planning to build the state’s largest solar project has signed new agreements to sell energy the facility would […]
Read moreDealer Pleads Guilty To Helping Cheat MGM Casino Out Of $1M
A man who worked as a baccarat dealer at a Maryland casino pleaded guilty on Tuesday to helping players cheat […]
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Willkommen an Bord dieser umfassenden technischen Analyse von Captain Cooks Casino. Dieses Whitepaper dient als exhaustive Ressource für Spieler, die […]
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Maryland Educators To Urge Voters To Approve Ballot Question Casino Revenues For School Funding
A Maryland coalition of education advocates is urging voters to approve a ballot question requiring the state’s portion of casino […]
Read moreHogan Hires School ‘Accountability’ Investigator
On the first day of school in Maryland, Gov. Larry Hogan renewed his criticism of public school management, saying he […]
Read moreTop Annapolis Lobbying Firm Alexander & Cleaver Rocked By Defections
A leading Annapolis lobbying firm has been stunned by significant high-profile defections. The full extent of the defections – and […]
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Trump Canceled 2019 Federal Pay Raises, Here’s The Cost To The Region
With the stroke of a pen President Donald Trump erased potentially $882 million from the D.C.-area economy for 2019. At […]
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Former Del. Vaughn Gets 4 Years in Prison For Role In Prince George’s Liquor Scandal
Former delegate Michael L. Vaughn (D-Prince George’s) was sentenced Tuesday to four years in federal prison for his role in […]
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