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Local governments, police resist speed camera changes
Local governments and police on Wednesday attacked a sweeping proposal to change Maryland's speed camera law. During the first hearing on whether to revamp a law that has been lucrative for local governments but also has sparked concerns about fairness,...
Tags: Harford Road, Politics, James Brochin, Local Government, Crime, Law and Justice
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State funding plan elusive for roads, transit
As the General Assembly nears the halfway point in its 90-day session, Gov. Martin O'Malley and key legislators have yet to agree on a plan to pay for new roads, bridges and transit lines — a decision many consider critical to Maryland's economy....
Tags: Woodlawn (Baltimore, Maryland), Economy, Business and Finance, Maryland Area Regional Commuter Rail, William Donald Schaefer, Anthony G. Brown
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Senate rejects rules changes on audio, hearings
The Maryland Senate turned back efforts Thursday to allow taping of committee voting sessions and to make it more likely that people who come to Annapolis to testify on bills will be heard. On the recommendation of the Rules Committee, senators...Tags: Politics, Voting, Interior Policy, Brian E Frosh, Gun Control
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Pipkin proposes new rules for mega-hearings
The fallout from last week's Senate hearing on Gov. Martin O'Malley's gun legislation continued this week with a proposal from the Senate minority leader intended to make sure everyone who wants to testify on a high-profile bill can. Sen. E. J. Pipkin...
Tags: Politics, U.S. Senate Committee on Rules and Administration, Gun Control, Personal Weapon Control, Interior Policy
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Md. lawmakers take up natural gas issues, jobs, early voting
Md. lawmakers approve natural gas surcharge bill ANNAPOLIS (AP) — Natural gas companies would be able to seek a surcharge of up to $2 on monthly gas bills to help recover costs for replacing aging infrastructure, in a measure approved by state...
Tags: Energy Resources, Politics, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Labor Markets, Voting
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Measure that could raise utility bills advances in Senate
A bill that would allow a surcharge of up to $2 a month on residential utility bills to pay for new gas pipelines appears to be advancing on a fast track in the General Assembly. The legislation would let the Maryland Public Service Commission grant...Tags: Politics, Montgomery County (Maryland), Exelon Corp.
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Senate committee switch could spring wind bill
UPDATE: An earlier version of this article described the two senators as opponents of death penalty repeal. They are both considered proponents of repeal. A change in the membership of a key Maryland Senate committee could hand Gov. Martin O'Malley a...Tags: Republican Party, Lisa A Gladden, Politics, The Washington Post, Alternative Energy
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Miller to push regional transportation funding
Attempting to break a years-long stalemate over transportation revenue, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller intends to introduce legislation that would allow local governments and regional authorities to raise money for roads and mass transit....Tags: Road Transportation, Republican Party, Politics, Petroleum Industry, Ronald N. Young
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O'Malley offers details of agenda
Gov. Martin O'Malley on Friday proposed restricting mental health patients' access to firearms as part of a broad gun-control package and called for expanding early voting to ease long lines on Election Day. The governor, in releasing his full...
Tags: Mental Illness, Mental Health, Voting, Interior Policy, Barack Obama
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O'Malley readies new offshore wind bid
After being thwarted the past two years by skittish lawmakers, Gov. Martin O'Malley is preparing once again to introduce a bill aimed at planting mammoth wind turbines off Ocean City — and the measure may finally pass, thanks to a shake-up in a...
Tags: Electricity Production and Distribution, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Economy, Business and Finance, Energy Saving, Alternative Energy
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Death penalty, guns to be hot issues before Maryland lawmakers
As the General Assembly session opens this week, Gov. Martin O'Malley and legislative leaders are weighing what to do about the re-emerging issues of gun control and the death penalty as well as a recurring question of how to pay for roads and mass...
Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Interior Policy, Crime, Law and Justice, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Maryland GOP reject call for Cecil official to step down
The Maryland Republican Party rejected a resolution Saturday calling on the newly elected Cecil County executive to step down after she changed her party affiliation from the GOP to independent. Meanwhile, a much-discussed move to call for state GOP...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Democratic Party, Barack Obama, Local Elections
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