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After Maryland's community college enrollment grows, state funding shrinks. Find out why. - Vimarsana News

After Maryland's community college enrollment grows, state funding shrinks. Find out why.

After Maryland's community college enrollment grew for the first time in a decade, state funding for the colleges shrunk in a new plan. Find out why.

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Maryland governor proposes $8M for Brunswick MARC - Vimarsana News

Maryland governor proposes $8M for Brunswick MARC

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2025 will include $150 million in restored funding for transportation projects across the state, including $8 million for the continued operation

Will inflation prevent Biden from winning a second term? - Vimarsana News

Will inflation prevent Biden from winning a second term?

Americans are angry about inflation. Recent polls suggest they blame Biden. Trump is leading in all seven crucial battleground states.

Some Frederick County Officials Speaking Out Against Proposed Cut to US 15 Project - Vimarsana News

Some Frederick County Officials Speaking Out Against Proposed Cut to US 15 Project

The Governor is proposing cuts to transportation projects to close a budget gap. Frederick, Md (KM) Some local officials are speaking out against a proposal by Governor Wes Moore to cut transportation projects in Maryland, one of which is the widening of US 15 in Frederick.   Rick Weldon, Presi

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Tech Council study: Quantum campus would bring $41M in county tax revenue, 1,700 jobs - Vimarsana News

Tech Council study: Quantum campus would bring $41M in county tax revenue, 1,700 jobs

A new study commissioned by the Maryland Tech Council estimates that Quantum Loophole’s planned data center campus would annually generate almost $41 million in county tax revenue and employ 1,700