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Coffee Coalition candidate review - Vimarsana News

Coffee Coalition candidate review

Our Citrus Coffee Coalition invited three candidates — Doug Alexander, Dr. Scott Hebert, and Michael Shier — to tell us about themselves, why they are running, and what they would

Proposed bill in Maryland would increase penalties for street racing, 'exhibition driving' – NBC4 Washington - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill in Maryland would increase penalties for street racing, 'exhibition driving' – NBC4 Washington

Drifting, doughnuts, street racing, and reckless driving are all the focal points of two bills being discussed inside Maryland's legislature, as lawmakers look...

Maryland lawmakers propose bill to curb dangerous street racing and stunt driving - Vimarsana News

Maryland lawmakers propose bill to curb dangerous street racing and stunt driving

Maryland state lawmakers are working to crack down on street racing and stunt driving with a new bill following years of complaints about noise and disruption i

Bill to end qualified immunity ignites debate between rights advocates, police - Vimarsana News

Bill to end qualified immunity ignites debate between rights advocates, police

Police officers sued for having allegedly violated someone’s rights would lose “qualified immunity” from being sued, under legislation before a House committee.

From bad driving to divorce, Maryland lawmakers keep busy in session - Vimarsana News

From bad driving to divorce, Maryland lawmakers keep busy in session

The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee on Tuesday heard comments for and against legislation that cover a wide range of aspects, including drag racing and other dangerous driving behavior that local Maryland governments and their police forces say are becoming bigger and bigger problems.

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