Bryan P. Sears
Government Reporter at Maryland Matters
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1 week ago |
baltimoresun.com | Bryan P. Sears
A group of lawyers is urging Gov. Wes Moore (D) to veto legislation that reduces the financial awards to victims of institutional abuse - but also rushing other claims to court before a May 31 deadline in case he signs it. The call for a veto came as those same attorneys announced nearly two dozen new lawsuits Monday against one Catholic high school in Baltimore County. Robert K.
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marylandmatters.org | Bryan P. Sears
A group of lawyers is urging Gov. Wes Moore (D) to veto legislation that reduces the financial awards to victims of institutional abuse — but also rushing other claims to court before a May 31 deadline in case he signs it. The call for a veto came as those same attorneys announced nearly two dozen new lawsuits Monday against one Catholic high school in Baltimore County. Robert K.
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baltimoresun.com | Bryan P. Sears
A key advisory panel is recommending no increase to the state's property tax for the coming year. The Commission on State Debt, in a 10-minute meeting Friday, recommended holding the rate on commercial and residential properties at 11.2 cents per $100 in assessed value. Treasurer Dereck Davis, chair of the panel, said the decision comes during "difficult, trying times.""The past few weeks and months have been stressful and busy but productive for the state," he said.
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times-news.com | Bryan P. Sears
ANNAPOLIS — A key advisory panel is recommending no increase to the state’s property tax for the coming year. The Commission on State Debt, in a 10-minute meeting Friday, recommended holding the rate on commercial and residential properties at 11.2 cents per $100 in assessed value. kAm%C62DFC6C s6C64< s2G:D[ 492:C @7 E96 A2?6=[ D2:5 E96 564:D:@? 4@>6D 5FC:?8 “5:77:4F=E[ ECJ:?8 E:>6D]”k^Am kAm“%96 A2DE 76H H66<D 2?5 >@?E9D 92G6 366?
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southernmarylandchronicle.com | Bryan P. Sears |David Higgins
A key advisory panel is recommending no increase to the state’s property tax for the coming year. The Commission on State Debt, in a 10-minute meeting Friday, recommended holding the rate on commercial and residential properties at 11.2 cents per $100 in assessed value. Treasurer Dereck Davis, chair of the panel, said the decision comes during “difficult, trying times.”“The past few weeks and months have been stressful and busy but productive for the state,” he said.
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BREAKING on @marylandmatters : Moore planning executive order delaying EV sales penalties https://t.co/n0gbV7Niwm
House of Delegates gives preliminary approval to legislation that lowers the caps on damages related to claims of institutional sexual abuse in public and private settings. The house still needs to give final approval and send to the Senate. Session ends at midnight 4/7.
Five Democrats - Gile, Henson, Hester, Jackson and James - join 13 Republicans voting against companion budget bill than includes tax increases including the “tech tax.” Final vote 29-18 https://t.co/tJtrlxbcaf