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O'Malley honored by magazine but title is in eye of beholder
You may have heard already: Gov. Martin O'Malley has been named a "Public Official of the Year" by Governing magazine.
O'Malley announces biopharmaceutical firm's growth
Maryland's governor says a biopharmaceutical company is building a bioprocessing center in east Baltimore.
Agreement Brings 5,700 New Jobs To Baltimore Port
Thousands of new jobs are coming to the Port of Baltimore after a new partnership was announced Friday.
This is a case you may have heard about, even if you live nowhere near the city with the nickname "Bodymore, Murderland." That would be Baltimore, Md., to the rest of you.
About 10% of Md. borrowers seen as good credit risks lag; trade group blames unemployment, falling home prices By Jamie Smith Hopkins November 20, 2009 The mortgage crisis has worsened to the point that about one in every 10 prime borrowers in Maryland and nationwide - homeowners judged to be good credit risks - were behind on payments in ...
Md. panel OKs $362 million in budget-balancing measures
A Maryland spending panel decided Wednesday to lay off nearly 70 workers, reclaim cash heading for an emergency reserve fund and move forward with the closure of a psychiatric hospital as it signed off on $362 million in budget-balancing measures proposed by Gov.
Business Expansion In Maryland
Maryland's governor says a biopharmaceutical company is building a bio-processing center in east Baltimore.
Despite setbacks, labor sticks with O'Malley
Organized labor has been on a roller coaster ride the last few years. Recent budget cuts have hit state employees particularly hard, and some have grumbled privately about their lack of input in the selection of a new state labor secretary.
Stanley reassures Md. governor on B&D jobs
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley reached out this week to officials at New Britain-based Stanley Works to ensure the company will not eliminate jobs in Baltimore County once its acquisition of Black & Decker Corp .
Kittleman, Guzzone find it easy to agree - sometimes
Democrats and Republicans agreed 100 percent Thursday morning at the annual Howard County Chamber of Commerce legislative breakfast panel discussion that their fellow elected officials are not going to raise any taxes next fiscal year, though they disagreed on motives.
Md. GOP picks Audrey Scott to be chairwoman
Maryland Republicans, buoyed by GOP victories in nearby states, elected a spunky, 73-year-old activist and politician Saturday as the new chairwoman.
Ehrlich Says Voters Remember GOP "Screw Ups"
Former Governor Bob Ehrlich appears on his WBAL talk show after speaking at the Maryland Republican Party Convention.
Students Honor Vets Through Letters 2hr
On Veterans Day, some of Maryland's youngest citizens paid tribute to those Marylanders currently serving our country and remembered their own families through letters.
Democratic Party Chair has some "friendly" advice for Ehrlich
Democratic Party Chair has some "friendly" advice for Ehrlich For the second day in a row, Maryland Democrats are insisting they have nothing to worry about in next year's elections.
Fuller, governors talk supporting air transportation system
AOPA President Craig Fuller with Martin O'Malley, governor of AOPA's home state, Maryland.
GOP's recent wins something for Ehrlich to ponder
The Republican victories in the Virginia and New Jersey governors' races may or may not indicate a national comeback for the GOP, but they could convince former Maryland Gov.
Md. tourism business holds its own
OCEAN CITY -- Maryland's governor told a conference of tourism professionals that the state is beginning to see some positive indicators amid a stagnant national economy.
Small businesses warm to O'Malley's recent plan
Gov. Martin O'Malley's latest plan to help small businesses drew mostly positive reviews Monday.
Tough choice awaits Ehrlich as time slips away
Residents from each side then battle for dominance as onlookers keep warm with hearty cheers and frosty beers.
Trial Begins for Baltimore Mayor
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon went on trial on corruption charges Monday, the result of a state inquiry started in 2006.
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