3rd Annual Parade Planning Underway
The date has been set for the 3rd Annual Pride in the Park Parade; sponsors needed and lots of planning still underway.
When Lexington Park Was New
When building Pax, oral historians claim, “Construction was so intense pilots from Andrews were told, ‘just get up there, look for the clouds of dust and go in that direction’,” reports Julia King of Slackwater.
Legislators Tackle Taxes to Minimum Wage
Legislators face a deficit and debates about where to find the revenues to fix it — including marijuana.
Maryland’s $1.6 Billion Industry We’re NOT Capitalizing On
With an equine industry that currently brings in roughly $1.6 billion, Maryland is poised to profit even more from development of Hor$e Power.
Were YOU Talking to ME?
You saw the “who,” now it’s time to answer “So, is that ME?” of export control reform.
Hoyer: Affordable Care Act Already Saving Us Money
This year alone, 150,000 Marylanders covered by private insurance plans benefitted by a provision in the Affordable Care Act with an average of a $143 rebate.
SBA Changes Rules for Small Biz Contractors
More protections and opportunities are in place for small business looking to bid with larger ones on government contracts.
SMECO Tips to Prepare for Power Outages
After two relatively easy winters, it is a good idea to refresh your knowledge of how to prepare for power outages.
Second Class of CSM JOBS Students Graduate
The second cohort from the College of Southern Maryland’s Juvenile Offenders Building Skills (JOBS) program crossed the stage to celebrate their successful completion.
Hoyer: Fed Employees Have Already Sacrificed
Hoyer vehemently oppose efforts to target federal workforce “who play a critical role in maintaining the safety, security, and well-being of our nation.”
