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Dutch Ruppersberger 21-year Congressman and longer local Democratic Representative has announced his intention to retire, and from one conservative politically active citizen, I say “Well done, Congressman.”

Even if you have been living under a rock, you surely have heard of the “shocking gaffe” that Presidential candidate, former South Carolina Governor, and United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley made over a week ago regarding the Civil War.

A Vietnam era Marine veteran and “Beach Kid” who made an impact on Maryland’s armed forces community died in his home county, Calvert, on Oct. 31.

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County leaders who are experts will decide objectivity in "contentious and political" subjects. Barred journalists can earn their way back if they publicly denounce their ways.

A bill signed by Gov. Wes Moore on Wednesday opens the door to Maryland’s first legal recreational sales of marijuana on July 1.

Access to affordable care is being compromised for millions ofAmericans. To address the medical malpractice crisis in a way thatreflects their particular circumstances, state legislators canchoose from a menu of reform options, including early offer,patient indemnity insurance, and special health courts. The bestsolutions will enhance patients' rights while curbing the system'scurrent excesses.

The Republican governor-elect, in an interview before his talk, signaled potential changes in where economic development resources are allocated, though he would not talk policy specifics.

Ball is fighting to keep his seat as county executive, which he took away from Kittleman in 2018, while Kittleman is hoping to regain his seat in the Nov. 8 general election.

Paying for demolition, clearing legal hurdles and finding a purpose for the land are among the concerns in Baltimore after Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford announced Wednesday that Maryland intends to hand the State Center complex to the city for future redevelopment.