Wednesday Jun 24 | Government Executive
Personnel chief sets timeline for pay reform efforts
Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry on Tuesday offered more details on the steps involved in achieving his vision for a governmentwide pay overhaul.
At Greek celebration, Corzine says like many New Jerseyans, 'I came here by choice'
Gov. Jon Corzine signs an executive order creating the Hellenic-American Heritage Commission.
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Richard A. Lidinsky Jr. has been nominated to fill a position on the Federal Maritime Commission, the White House announced late Tuesday.
Huntsman family money is now bipartisan
Seventeen years ago, when Jon Huntsman Jr. was 32 years old and relatively inexperienced, Sen.
Maryland congressman's background shapes his approach to public service
Public service wasn't new to John Sarbanes when he was elected in 2006 to represent Maryland's 3rd District.
To get ahead, developer may scale back biopark project
'Every market is frozen right now,' says developer Forest City's Scott Levitan, explaining why the biotech park is reducing the size of its projects.
MD--Fort McHenry-Groundbreaking
A groundbreaking is scheduled for Monday for a new, $11 million visitors center at Fort McHenry in Baltimore.
Published Report Says Mikulski Will Run Again
For the past several years there has been talk that she was going to retire, but now the Baltimore Sun is reporting that Maryland's senior U.S. Senator, Barbara Mikulski, is planning to run for another term.
Remembering Christine Sarbanes
Remembering Christine Sarbanes George Bistis Washington 08-04-2009 ooaa c neoo ia Oani Uic, oi oa ne oio Aaniooeaoo Christine Sarbanes Christine Sarbanes, a retired teacher of Greek, Latin and French and wife of former Senator Paul Sarbanes died of cancer at the age of 73, at her home in Maryland.A celebration of her life was held on April 3 at the ...
Maryland Senator Introduces Bill Allowing Newspapers to Become Nonprofits
The intense financial pressure on American newspapers moved to a new arena this morning as Sen.
Wife Of Former Maryland Sen. Sarbanes Dies Of Cancer
Christine Sarbanes, the wife of former U.S. Sen. Paul Sarbanes and mother of current U.S. Rep.
Effort under way to re-energize road projects
State transportation officials' decision to cancel further funding of the U.S. Route 220 North/South environmental study might have inadvertently re-energized local stakeholders on the issue.
Steele is thrust into prominence
The headlines proclaiming Michael Steele as the first-ever African-American chairman of the Republican National Committee are accurate, but they miss the point.
10 Things You Didn't Know About Michael Steele
19, 1958. 2. He grew up in a family of Democrats. Steele credits his mother, Maebell, and Ronald Reagan with turning him toward the Republican Party.
Obama picks experienced hands for financial posts
Pledging to create "a 21st century regulatory framework" to protect against future financial crises, President-elect Barack Obama on Thursday nominated three veteran financial regulators to top economic ...