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Colleges consider delaying tuition bills for families affected by issues with Maryland 529 savings plan - Vimarsana News

Colleges consider delaying tuition bills for families affected by issues with Maryland 529 savings plan

A group of state senators is asking Maryland colleges to help parents who haven't been able to access all of their children's college funds.

Maryland 529 agency says it has addressed majority of accounts with problems in the Maryland Prepaid College Trust - Vimarsana News

Maryland 529 agency says it has addressed majority of accounts with problems in the Maryland Prepaid College Trust

Amid problems with families being unable to access funds in the Maryland Prepaid College Trust, state legislators are promising hearings to examine problems with Maryland 529 and the agency put out a bid for a crisis communications firm.

Maryland parents lack answers about college fund payments as tuition bills loom - Vimarsana News

Maryland parents lack answers about college fund payments as tuition bills loom

Amid problems with families being unable to access funds in the Maryland Prepaid College Trust, state legislators are promising hearings to examine problems with Maryland 529 and the agency put out a bid for a crisis communications firm.

Chesapeake Conservancy Announces 2022 'Champions Of The Chesapeake' - Vimarsana News

Chesapeake Conservancy Announces 2022 'Champions Of The Chesapeake'

Today, Chesapeake Conservancy announced the 2022 Champions of the Chesapeake, the organization’s highest honor recognizing extraordinary...

New faces, voices headed to Annapolis in 2023 - Vimarsana News

New faces, voices headed to Annapolis in 2023

Promotions, retirements and voters’ decisions will bring shake-ups to Annapolis in January beyond Maryland’s top statewide positions of governor, attorney general and comptroller.