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Anne Arundel County starting teacher salaries could get $8,000 bump under proposed county executive budget amendment - Vimarsana News

Anne Arundel County starting teacher salaries could get $8,000 bump under proposed county executive budget amendment

In an effort to make teaching jobs more competitive and desirable to incoming educators, the Office of County Executive Steuart Pittman is proposing an amendment to his current proposed operating budget for the Board of Education to increase starting teacher salaries by about $5,000 more than what would be planned for fiscal year 2024.

Daily News Brief | May 26, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Daily News Brief | May 26, 2023

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Committee Shake-Ups; Bills Pass Sans Signature; Alsobrooks Gains Support - Vimarsana News

Committee Shake-Ups; Bills Pass Sans Signature; Alsobrooks Gains Support

Changes in House of Delegates leadership, first vetoes of Governor Moore’s administration, Alsobrooks adds County Executive Olszewski’s endorsement

Maryland taxpayers pick up $200,000 tab for Preakness tent for politicians, business executives - Vimarsana News

Maryland taxpayers pick up $200,000 tab for Preakness tent for politicians, business executives

Splitting the bill among six taxpayer-funded agencies, Wes Moore’s administration covered the $200,000 cost for an invitation-only state tent.

'A long time coming': Four years after its creation, Maryland drug affordability board drafts plan - Vimarsana News

'A long time coming': Four years after its creation, Maryland drug affordability board drafts plan

Maryland’s first-in-the-nation Prescription Drug Affordability Board is meeting Monday to review its first draft of a plan to determine which drugs to subject to cost reviews and to start figuring out how to set upper payment limits for state and local governments.