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Washington County leaders use extra funds to boost preservation, pension and capital funds - Vimarsana News

Washington County leaders use extra funds to boost preservation, pension and capital funds

The Washington County Commissioners agreed this week to use $25 million from FY 2023 for its pension fund, preservation efforts and capital fund.

Source: yahoo.com
Will governor fast-track or slow-walk the Southern Maryland Rapid Transit project? - Vimarsana News

Will governor fast-track or slow-walk the Southern Maryland Rapid Transit project?

The Southern Maryland Rapid Transit project, known as SMRT, is at a critical moment of opportunity. In the last three years major breakthroughs have been achieved in Annapolis and Washington.

MDOT visits Dorchester County - Vimarsana News

MDOT visits Dorchester County

CAMBRIDGE — During a council meeting recently, the Dorchester County Council was given an update by Maryland Department of Transportation officials on different projects and programs affecting the county.

Tanker truck explosion prompts questions over barriers on US-15 - Vimarsana News

Tanker truck explosion prompts questions over barriers on US-15

Frederick, Maryland neighbors are questioning why there are no barriers between their homes and US-15 following the tanker truck explosion.

Source: wusa9.com
Larry Hogan is a genius at self-promotion, but about average at economic development | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Larry Hogan is a genius at self-promotion, but about average at economic development | COMMENTARY

Maryland's outgoing governor talks big about how he transformed Maryland's economy, but the numbers suggest he was pretty ordinary.