Jayne G. Karsten, educator, 'Duffy girl' dancer and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor, dies – Capital Gazette
Jayne G. Karsten, a veteran educator, dancer and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor, died Feb. 9 at her Annapolis home. She was 98.
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Jayne G. Karsten, a veteran educator, dancer and avid Chesapeake Bay sailor, died Feb. 9 at her Annapolis home. She was 98.
Arlington Public Schools Superintendent Francisco Durán has proposed an $803.3 million budget -- an increase of more than 7% over the current budget. And the messaging around the budget picks up on some themes, including the mental and physical health of students and more support for teachers, which arose from major events this school year,
Adults who testified they were sexually abused as children urged Maryland lawmakers on Thursday to end the state's statute of limitations for when civil lawsuits can be filed against institutions related to child sexual abuse.
Attorney General Anthony Brown sent a letter Wednesday saying his office would defend a proposed law that would make it possible for child sex abuse victims to retroactively sue their abusers and the institutions that enabled them.
We celebrated Wes Moore becoming Maryland’s first African-American governor. In fact, Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown and Speaker Adrienne Jones, along with Anne Arundel County Register of Wills Erica Griswold and Sheriff Everett Sesker, also made it into the history books. Yet, in order to understand their achievements, you must have an appreciation of Black history.