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Editorial Advisory Board: New Maryland laws worth applauding - Vimarsana News

Editorial Advisory Board: New Maryland laws worth applauding

Now that the dust has cleared on the 2022 legislative session, the Editorial Advisory Board of The Daily Record would like to recognize a few bills that we were particularly happy to see passed. Next week, we’ll urge the General Assembly to take a second look at a few others next year. Thanks for passing: ...

Md. hospitals come away from legislative session with $80M for retention - Vimarsana News

Md. hospitals come away from legislative session with $80M for retention

Maryland’s hospitals went into the 2022 legislative session searching for solutions to the local and national health care workforce shortage — and came out with $80 million and a number of “key wins,” lobbyists said. Divided between $30 million allocated to hospital workforce recruitment and retention in the governor’s initial budget and $50 million in ...

Maryland lawmakers override Hogan's vetoes near session end - Vimarsana News

Maryland lawmakers override Hogan's vetoes near session end

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland lawmakers voted to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes on Saturday of measures to create a paid family leave insurance program, expand access to abortion in the state and other bills. The state will end a restriction that only physicians can provide abortions. The new law will enable nurse practitioners, nurse midwives and ...

Lord Benjamin's 15 minutes of fame | Maryland Daily Record - Vimarsana News

Lord Benjamin's 15 minutes of fame | Maryland Daily Record

In the state capital you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting a portrait of a lord, lady or other more important figure in Maryland history. But the story of Lord Benjamin and his portrait is not one of those stories. Because Lord Benjamin is a figment of a lawmaker’s impish imagination. A prank some ...

Md. lawmakers give initial OK to gas-tax holiday; final vote today - Vimarsana News

Md. lawmakers give initial OK to gas-tax holiday; final vote today

Identical proposals for a temporary pause on the state gas tax received preliminary approval from the House and Senate.