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Richard W. 'Dick' Thompson, longtime Westminster teacher who brought his love of film to the classroom, dies at 73 – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Richard W. 'Dick' Thompson, longtime Westminster teacher who brought his love of film to the classroom, dies at 73 – Baltimore Sun

Richard W. “Dick” Thompson, a language arts teacher for nearly 40 years at West Middle School in Westminster who shared his love of movies with thousands in the classroom, died Nov. 25 at his Medfield home in Baltimore.

As Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan faces uncertain political future, allies insist his time will come - Vimarsana News

As Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan faces uncertain political future, allies insist his time will come

After Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s choice to succeed him flopped in last week’s Republican primary, his political allies insisted Hogan’s calm brand of moderation will ultimately prevail over the Donald Trump-led right wing of the GOP.

Trump base secured Republican gubernatorial nomination for Dan Cox, analysts say - Vimarsana News

Trump base secured Republican gubernatorial nomination for Dan Cox, analysts say

Former President Donald Trump appears to have been the deciding factor” in Dan Cox’s decisive defeat of Kelly Schulz in Maryland's Republican gubernatorial primary.

2022 Primary Election day in Maryland - Vimarsana News

2022 Primary Election day in Maryland

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - 2022 Primary Election day in Maryland

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Maryland governor candidates spend millions on ads as primary voters start casting ballots - Vimarsana News

Maryland governor candidates spend millions on ads as primary voters start casting ballots

The nine Democrats and four Republicans vying for their parties' nominations for governor combined to spend $5.3 million on new TV, radio and online ads in the weeks leading up to the start of early voting.