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Md. lawmakers say county fire, rescue association should slim down
heather.keels@herald-mail.comSlamming the Washington County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association for excessive overhead expenses and hoarded cash, state legislators Tuesday asked the county's volunteer fire and rescue companies to consider ways to streamline the association, leaving...Tags: Lawyers, Annapolis, Howard County, Advanced Training, Federal Bailout Funds
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Munson changes mind, won't lobby
andrews@herald-mail.comDonald F. Munson, who lost his state Senate seat last fall, has abandoned his plan to become a lobbyist. “I decided that lobbying wasn’t for me in life,” Munson said Wednesday. “My desire in life was to be in public service.&...Tags: Church and State Relations, Annapolis, Elections, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Politics
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Delegation meals, travel, lodging totaled nearly $100,000
andrews@herald-mail.comIt cost about $96,000 to shelter, feed and transport eight state lawmakers representing Washington County during the last legislative session in Annapolis. All eight members of the Washington County delegation to the Maryland General Assembly were...Tags: Annapolis, Maryland General Assembly, Condos and Houses, Laws, George C. Edwards
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Construction contractors meet with state legislators
heather.keels@herald-mail.comDuring a meeting with state legislators Monday, local construction contractors appealed for lower taxes, lower wage requirements for state contracts, fewer safety regulations and an end to a state program promoting use of minority-owned firms for state...Tags: Employees, Collective Contract, Headaches, Business Enterprises, Credit and Debt
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Shank, Myers show interest in 6th Congressional District race
andrews@herald-mail.comTwo local Republican lawmakers — state Sen. Christopher B. Shank and Del. LeRoy E. Myers Jr. — are considering jumping into a 6th Congressional District race if 10-term GOP incumbent Roscoe G. Bartlett bows out. Even though Bartlett, 85,...Tags: Annapolis, Political Fundraising, Donna F. Edwards, Maryland General Assembly, Baltimore County
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On the campaign trail
Potential Congressional candidate picks up endorsements
State Sen. Robert J. Garagiola hasn’t committed yet to running for the 6th District Congress seat, yet on Monday, his campaign released a list of 17 Democratic state senators and delegates...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Maryland General Assembly, U.S. Senate, Rick Perry, Executive Branch
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School board shares funding concerns with Md. lawmakers
andrews@herald-mail.comLocal school officials hope state education funding won't be taken away, unfunded mandates can be prevented and money can be spread around more fairly. Those sentiments were part of the message the Washington County Board of Education and school system...Tags: Justice System, Teaching and Learning, Maryland General Assembly, Laws, Politics
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Redistricting public hearings begin in Maryland
andrews@herald-mail.comA panel considering how to redraw Maryland's legislative boundaries started its state listening tour Saturday morning in Hancock. Five people spoke at a hearing of the Governor's Redistricting Advisory Committee at Hancock Middle-Senior High School....Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Washington County (Maryland), Maryland General Assembly, George C. Edwards, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Shank questions state's proposed solar farm lease
andrews@herald-mail.comMaryland State Sen. Christopher B. Shank wants the state to renegotiate a proposed lease for a company to build a $70 million solar farm on prison land near Hagerstown. His complaint is the lease price: $128 an acre per year, which he says is...Tags: Washington County (Maryland), Crime, Law and Justice, Prisons, Companies and Corporations, Alternative Energy
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Maryland hopes for sales boost during tax-free week
andrews@herald-mail.comMaryland is dropping its sales tax on certain products for a week, an effort timed to coincide with back-to-school shopping. Shop Maryland Week will be Aug. 14 to 20. Qualifying apparel and footwear will be exempt from the state’s 6 percent...Tags: Consumers, Washington County (Maryland), Pennsylvania, Holidays, Elections
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Local lawmakers not impressed with D.C. politics in debt-ceiling battle
andrews@herald-mail.comChristopher B. Shank said his strongest feeling about the debt-ceiling battle in Washington, D.C., is as an American citizen, not as a Maryland state senator. “I am deeply frustrated at both sides at their inability to get the job done,”...Tags: Annapolis, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Shelley Moore Capito
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Here's to minding our own business(es)
Know how sometimes you get a song stuck in your head and you just can’t seem to shake it? That “Isn’t it ironic?” tune from a few years back has been playing in mine ever since a local Republican lawmaker complained about a...Tags: Economic Policy, Personal Income, Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws
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