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/PRNewswire/ -- TEDCO, Marylands economic engine for technology companies, is seeking a firm to conduct in-depth economic development research and analysis....

/PRNewswire/ -- TEDCO, Marylands economic engine for technology companies, is seeking a firm to conduct in-depth economic development research and analysis....

Maryland became just the tenth state in addition to the District of Columbia to enact a paid family and medical leave law that covers private-sector workers, and establishes the state’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance Program covers a majority of employers in the State

Superintendent Michael Martirano will remain the leader of Howard County’s public schools through at least the 2025-2026 school year. The Howard County Public School System Board of Education voted Thursday to renew Martirano’s contract at a salary of $290,743.

Maryland law generally requires each state agency vested with the authority to adopt regulations to review its regulations every eight years. The purpose of evaluation process is to determine whether an agency’s regulations remain supported by statutory authority.

Maryland law generally requires each state agency vested with the authority to adopt regulations to review its regulations every eight years. The purpose of evaluation process is to determine whether an agency’s regulations remain supported by statutory authority.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman did not have the votes to extend the mask mandate and his state of emergency. So Pittman and Health Officer Nilesh Kalyanaraman did an end-around of the county council and did it anyway.

Charles County Commissioners Meeting Agenda for December 29, 2021

A Montgomery County, Maryland, Circuit Court (“Court”) addressed in a Memorandum Opinion (“Opinion”) whether a reissued State Discharge Permit No. 19AF/National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permit No. MDG01 (“Permit”) should have included a prohibition on gaseous ammonia. See In Re Petition of Assateague Coastal Trust for Judicial Review of the Decision of the Maryland Department of the Environment – In the Matter of Land and Materials Administration Determination to Re...

You never know whats hiding under your lawn. There are likely natural gas or power lines, internet or cable lines, water and sewer lines. Plus, there could be any number of abandoned lines, depending on your property. Hitting some of them could result in costly damages. Hitting others could be deadly. April is National Safe Digging Month, an awareness campaign coordinated by Common Ground Alliance. CGA is an industry consortium that promotes safe digging to the public and to companies that are...