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O’Malley’s agenda could raise his national profile February 03, 2012 - Gov. Martin O’Malley’s heavy calls for new revenue and ambitious agenda could position him as a national figure. (Gazette)
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Harford's Craig says 'NO' to gas tax February 02, 2012 - David Craig, who doesn't support the governor's plan, said even if the gas tax passed the Maryland General Assembly, Harford wouldn't see the benefits. (Aegis) Read more...
Lt. Gov. Brown to Present Person of the Year Awards February 02, 2012 - Corridor Inc. is excited to announce that Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown will be presenting the Person of the Year Awards on February 16 at The Hotel at Arundel Preserve.

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Cash cows Fairfax, MontCo shorted in state aid February 01, 2012 - While the two counties generate more cash than any other jurisdictions, they get back less than a quarter for every dollar in tax revenue they raise. (Examiner) Read more...

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Harford council head questions new water and sewer rate schedule

February 02, 2012 - Harford County Council President Billy Boniface said he pulled his support of a new water and sewer billing schedule because he wants to see a more comprehensive review of the fee structure. (Aegis)

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Ulman's state of the county: 'We must seize this moment'

February 02, 2012 - In delivering his annual state of the county address, Howard County Executive Ken Ulman touted the usual accomplishments — Howard's AAA bond rating, good schools, safe neighborhoods, etc. But this year, he said, it's not enough to say that Howard County is strong. (Patuxent)

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Know the Nominees - Person of the Year Awards Reception is Feb. 16

January 24, 2012 - Corridor Inc.'s 2011 Person of the Year Awards Reception will recognize all those who have been nominated for this prestigious honor, with the top award going to the person whom Corridor Inc.'s readers decide contributed the most to business and community in Maryland last year.

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Feds give go ahead to offshore wind farms

February 02, 2012 - Federal officials announced the completion of an environmental review that found no negative effects of building wind farms over 80,000 acres of the Atlantic near Maryland. (Capital)

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22 senators propose lockbox for transportation funds

February 02, 2012 - Sen. Rob Garagiola and 21 other senators moved to make the gasoline tax more salable with a proposed constitutional amendment to safeguard the Maryland Transportation Trust Fund. (Md. Reporter) Read more...

Stars shine in Maryland, as state pulls in more film and TV productions

Feb. 3, 2012 - When a set decorator for a new HBO political satire, “VEEP,” wanted the Kellogg Collection in Baltimore to supply items for a shoot at a Baltimore-area home, Paige Hebert was more than a little excited. (Gazette) Read...

Education groups want to strengthen requirement for maintaining school funding

February 02, 2012 - Education groups in Maryland are asking the legislature to require waivers from counties that fall below maintenance of effort funding levels. (Md. Reporter)

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Jason Grove Named Treasurer of the Dyslexia Tutoring Program

Jason Grove Named Treasurer of the Dyslexia Tutoring Program

Chartered, has recently been named Treasurer of the Dyslexia Tutoring Program. In addition to his responsibilities as a Manager, Grove is also a member of Ellin & Tucker’s Technical Standards Committee which develops programs to enhance the professional staff’s understanding of current accounting and auditing standards and the firm’s Investment Company and Construction Services Groups. He is...

Dr. Donna Booth Joins Katzen Eye Group's Bel Air Location

February 3, 2012 — Donna Booth, M.D., F.A.C.S., a member of Katzen Eye Group since 1994, is now seeing patients at the practice's Bel Air location. Dr. Booth is a board certified ophthalmologist who specializes in consultative ophthalmology and cataract surgery. Dr. Booth is a member of various medical organizations such as the American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Society of Cataract and Refractive...

triCerat, Inc. Names Tim Beal as Chief Financial Officer

triCerat, Inc. Names Tim Beal as Chief Financial Officer

February 3, 2012 — Software development company triCerat, Inc., creator of the ScrewDrivers® print management technology, has appointed Timothy L. Beal as Chief Financial Officer.  Beal has more than 30 years of experience in optimizing financial performance and improving productivity in the distribution, healthcare, and professional services industries. His prior experience includes starting and...

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Metro: Red Line track work will take 3 more years

February 02, 2012 - Metro's Red Line riders will need to endure three more years before major track work has finished on the system's busiest line, the transit agency said Thursday. (Wash. Examiner)

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Will Howard's food scrap program draw partners to the table or go down the drain?

February 02, 2012 - Five months ago, Howard County made waves in environmental circles throughout the state when it launched a new food scrap recycling pilot program. (Tribune)

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Harford council head questions new water and sewer rate schedule

February 02, 2012 - Harford County Council President Billy Boniface said he pulled his support of a new water and sewer billing schedule because he wants to see a more comprehensive review of the fee structure. (Aegis)

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