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Maryland may repeal state song, a Confederate call to arms — December 29, 2020
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7-year-old teams up to build community food pantries — November 28, 2020
7-year-old teams up to build community food pantries Bell said …
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Why Hasn’t Maryland’s Comptroller Been Conducting Audits During the Pandemic? — November 12, 2020
Why Hasn’t Maryland’s Comptroller Been Conducting Audits During the Pandemic? …
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EARLY VOTERS IN ROCKVILLE NOT FAZED BY HOUR PLUS WAIT — October 26, 2020
EARLY VOTERS IN ROCKVILLE NOT FAZED BY HOUR PLUS WAIT …
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THREE WEEKS OUT FROM ELECTION DAY, SEN. KAGAN ANSWERS QUESTIONS ABOUT BALLOTS — October 13, 2020
THREE WEEKS OUT FROM ELECTION DAY, SEN. KAGAN ANSWERS QUESTIONS …
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Maryland Environmental Service is only the latest independent state agency to draw criticism for pay and bonuses
Maryland Environmental Service is only the latest independent state agency …
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Lt. Collins’ law one of several taking effect this month — October 8, 2020
Lt. Collins’ law one of several taking effect this month …
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Businesses Adapting To Carryout Container Changes — October 8, 2020
Businesses Adapting To Carryout Container Changes October 8, 2020 By: …
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Maryland To Ban Styrofoam Starting Oct. 1
Maryland To Ban Styrofoam Starting Oct. 1 September 30, 2020 …
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Here’s a Look at New State Laws Taking Effect on Oct. 1
Here’s a Look at New State Laws Taking Effect on …
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WHAT HAPPENS IF SOMEONE PHOTOCOPIES AN ONLINE BALLOT? — September 22, 2020
WHAT HAPPENS IF SOMEONE PHOTOCOPIES AN ONLINE BALLOT? September 22, …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan & Del. Brooke Lierman: Farewell to Foam in Maryland — September 21, 2020
Sen. Cheryl Kagan & Del. Brooke Lierman: Farewell to Foam …
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Preakness won’t play Maryland’s state song, which celebrates Confederacy — September 12, 2020
Preakness won't play Maryland's state song, which celebrates Confederacy September …
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911 In The DMV: When Help Is Not On The Way — September 3, 2020
911 In The DMV: When Help Is Not On The …
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Your ballot application will arrive any day now, Maryland. Then what? — August 31, 2020
Your ballot application will arrive any day now, Maryland. Then …
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Everything You Wanted to Know About General Election Voting in Md., But Were Afraid to Ask — September 1, 2020
Everything You Wanted to Know About General Election Voting in …
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Elections Officials Believe They Have Enough Judges Lined Up to Staff Polling Places — August 28, 2020
Elections Officials Believe They Have Enough Judges Lined Up to …
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Duplicate Ballot Applications In Maryland Spark Confusion, Concerns About Backlog — August 28, 2020
Duplicate Ballot Applications In Maryland Spark Confusion, Concerns About Backlog …
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Board OKs MACo’s Request for Additional State Funding for Mail-In Ballot Applications — August 20, 2020
Board OKs MACo’s Request for Additional State Funding for Mail-In …
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When it Comes to Government Openness, Maryland Is a ‘Backwater’ — August 21, 2020
When it Comes to Government Openness, Maryland Is a ‘Backwater’ …
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CAN’T TALK IN AN EMERGENCY? NOW YOU CAN TEXT 9-1-1 — August 20, 2020
CAN’T TALK IN AN EMERGENCY? NOW YOU CAN TEXT 9-1-1 …
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Texting 9-1-1 is now possible in Maryland — August 20, 2020
Texting 9-1-1 is now possible in Maryland August 20, 2020 …
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What the Md. board of elections wants you to know before voting in the upcoming election — August 19, 2020
What the Md. board of elections wants you to know …
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Your Maryland ballot isn’t in the mail. It hasn’t even been printed yet. — August 19, 2020
Your Maryland ballot isn’t in the mail. It hasn’t even …
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Advocates urge Maryland voters to request absentee ballots, then stick with choice to vote by mail — August 17, 2020
Advocates urge Maryland voters to request absentee ballots, then stick …
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Maryland Board Eyes Late Changes In November Election Plan — August 5, 2020
Maryland Board Eyes Late Changes In November Election Plan August …
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MARYLAND LEGISLATORS CALL ON STATE TO MAIL BALLOTS TO ALL REGISTERED VOTERS — July 23, 2020
MARYLAND LEGISLATORS CALL ON STATE TO MAIL BALLOTS TO ALL …
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COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS WORKS ON NOVEMBER VOTING PLANS — July 20, 2020
COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS WORKS ON NOVEMBER VOTING PLANS July …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Hogan’s Decision Means General Election WON’T Be ‘As Normal As Possible’ – July 9, 2020
July 9, 2020 Guest Commentary Read the full article here. …
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This state senator is busier than ever — June 24, 2020
June 24, 2020 By: Cheryl C. Kagan Read the full …
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House of Delegates Speaker Jones: Civil War-themed state song, ‘Maryland, My Maryland,’ needs to go
June 23, 2020 By: Pamela Wood and Emily Opilo Read …
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Maryland House speaker wants to repeal Civil War-era state song
June 23, 2020 By: Ovetta Wiggins Read the full article …
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State to Put Off Implementation of Styrofoam Ban Until Oct. 1
By: Elizabeth Shwe June 12, 2020 View the full story …
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Lawmaker Presses State Education Dept. on Telehealth for Students
By Elizabeth Shwe June 5, 2020 View the full story …
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This Montgomery County school board race has more candidates, and more conflict, than usual
By Donna St. George Baltimore Sun May 31, 2020 Read …
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Four years ago, the primary for Baltimore mayor was plagued by problems. Could it happen again?
By Luke Broadwater and Emily Opilo Baltimore Sun May 30, …
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Opinion: Nursing Homes Were Ill-Equipped to Handle Pandemic
By Guest Commentary Maryland Matters May 27, 2020 Read full …
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Montgomery Co. Elected Officials Warn Voters About School Board Candidate
By Guest Commentary Maryland Matters May 25, 2020 Read full …
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WHO SIGNED THE ANTI-AUSTIN LETTER – AND WHO DID NOT
By Adam Pagnucco Seventh State May 25, 2020 Read full …
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‘WE LOST A GIANT LAST NIGHT’: TRAILBLAZER ON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DIES — May 18, 2020
‘WE LOST A GIANT LAST NIGHT’: TRAILBLAZER ON COUNTY BOARD …
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Lawmakers Press Hogan on Rent Relief, Unemployment Equity
By Josh Kurtz Maryland Matters April 29, 2020 Read full …
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Lawmakers: Precinct-Level Voting Data Needed to Protect Election Results
By Danielle E. Gaines Maryland Matters April 21, 2020 Read …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Vote By Mail? The Devil’s in the Details
By Sen. Cheryl Kagan Maryland Matters April 21, 2020 Read …
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MD Passes Bills to Expand Use of Telemedicine
By Kate Ryan wtopnews April 3, 2020 Read full article …
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Voting During A Pandemic: What Maryland Voters Need To Know About Upcoming Elections
By Dominique Maria Bonessi WAMU April 3, 2020 Read full …
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Sen. Cheryl Kagan: Don’t Overlook COVID-19 Impact on Our Democracy
By Senator Cheryl Kagan Maryland Matters March 31, 2020 Read …
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Tech That Caused Problems During Maryland’s Special Election Will Be Used Again
By Dominique Maria Bonessi WAMU February 29, 2020 Read full …
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Maryland drops plan to make largest counties share data with state over wireless network on Election Day
By Kevin Rector Baltimore Sun February 7, 2020 Read the …
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State Hits Pause on Controversial Wireless Network to Transmit Voter Information
By Josh Kurtz Maryland Matters February 7, 2020 Read the …
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Bill Introduced To Avoid ‘Iowa’-like Glitches In Maryland Primary
By Dominique Maria Bonessi WAMU February 7, 2020 Read the …
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Maryland elections officials shut down network to transmit voter data during special primary because of delays
By Kevin Rector Baltimore Sun February 5, 2020 Read the …
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Officials to Investigate Problems With New Wireless Networks That Emerged During Tues. Primary
By Danielle Gaines Maryland Matters February 5, 2020 Read the …
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Report from Iowa: Md. State Senator at the Caucuses
By Danielle Gaines Maryland Matters February 4, 2020 Read the …
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Md. Bill Requires Voter Info for Returning Citizens
By William J. Ford The Washington Informer January 22, 2020 …
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Maryland’s New Senate President Represents A Generational Shift
By Dominique Maria Bonessi WAMU January 2020 Read the full …
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2020 is the year Maryland will finally help ‘chained’ Jewish women
By Senator Cheryl Kagan Washington Jewish Week January 7, 2020 …
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Ensuring That People Can Easily Understand the Ballot Measures They’re Voting On
By Bill Lucia Route Fifty January 6, 2020 Read the …
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