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Last major dam on Patapsco River targeted for removal
Three dams have been dismantled on the main portion of the Patapsco River in Maryland since 2010. The fourth and final major barrier may soon go away, too. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in May awarded $1.8 million to the nonprofit group American Rivers to begin the planning and initial design phase for the removal of Daniels Dam.
State Roundup: Moore budget cut proposal shifts funds to higher costs in child care, Medicaid; Maryland senators appeal for full funding of Key Bridge replacement
$150M IN PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS SHIFTS FUNDS TO CHILD CARE, MEDICAID INCREASES: Gov. Wes Moore on Wednesday proposed cutting just under $150 million in state funds scheduled to go to a wide range of programs and services this year in order to cover increasing costs for child care and Medicaid. Sam Janesch/The Baltimore Sun.
Oblemic Reviews: Is it Effective? Weight Loss Results
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State Roundup: Moore to address shortfalls with ‘strategic, targeted’ budget cuts; Bay earns C+, highest rating in 22 years; audit finds state prison industries failed to collect payments
MOORE TO ADDRESS SHORTFALLS WITH BUDGET CUTS: Gov. Wes Moore on Wednesday will release a plan outlining his preference for solving Maryland’s multibillion-dollar financial shortfalls through budget cuts rather than raising taxes. The Democratic governor’s declaration will be the first time he’s specifically proposed “targeted and strategic spending cuts” although his $63.1 billion state budget proposal earlier this year included trims in areas like higher education. Sam Janesch/The Baltimore Sun.
The Impact of Career-Focused Lifestyles on Dating Priorities in Baltimore
A Pew Research survey indicated that 57% of men and 46% of women in the U.S. consider a great career essential to a fulfilling life, compared to only 17% of men and 16% of women who feel the same about marriage. This data suggests that many individuals prioritize professional success over romantic relationships. One contributing factor may be the perceived clarity of career paths. According to Eboni K. Williams, while “companionship relationships” bring enjoyment, “partnership relationships” demand long-term planning and commitment, which can be more challenging. In contrast, work often features clearer expectations and tangible milestones like promotions.
State Roundup: Archdiocese, survivors rep move toward mediation; special council election in Prince George’s could run above $1.3 million
ARCHDIOCESE, SURVIVORS REP TO LOOK TO MEDIATION AS NEXT STEP: The head of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the chair of a committee that represents survivors of sexual abuse vowed on Monday to work together to reach a fair and equitable settlement in the church’s bankruptcy case. Archbishop William Lori and Paul Jan Zdunek, chair of the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors, held a joint news conference to provide an update on what’s happening in the case. They said they’re looking to move into mediation to reach agreements on the number of sexual abuse claims filed in the case, compensation for survivors, and policies and protocols to further protect children. Dylan Segelbaum/The Baltimore Banner.
Maryland’s pre-K expansion plan proves to be unpopular with child care providers
Maryland is counting on private child care providers to take part as the state expands its pre-K program — but many providers don’t plan on becoming involved. In a spring survey of the state’s child care providers conducted by the Local News Network, only 12.9% of respondents said they plan to or were already involved in the pre-K program created under the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future, the state’s expansive education reform plan.
How Liquidity Affects Forex Trading Strategies
Liquidity is a very powerful element that drives the global market. Liquidity providers are part of the vital system connecting and impacting others. Like other elements of the vital system such as central banks, regulators, and financial institutions, liquidity providers work behind closed doors to ensure that trading in financial markets continues to look as easy and seamless as it appears.
Maryland’s Push for Higher Education Accessibility Through Online Courses
Maryland is advancing efforts to enhance higher education accessibility by leveraging online courses. This initiative aims to cater to a diverse demographic, including working professionals and non-traditional students. The state’s efforts could significantly impact its residents’ educational and professional prospects. As Maryland continues to prioritize education, the introduction...
State Roundup: Baltimore County incident prompts principals nationwide to seek protections from AI; state considers adopting literacy standards for promoting kids to 4th grade; Marylanders spent $1.1 billion on weed products in first year of legalization
AFTER BA CO INCIDENT, PRINCIPALS NATIONWIDE SEEK PROTECTION FROM AI: A group of middle and high school principals from across the country is calling on the U.S. Department of Education to come up with more ways they can protect themselves from artificial intelligence. The National Association of Secondary School Principals referenced the arrest of a former athletic director who, authorities say, used AI to impersonate Pikesville High School’s principal, leading the public to believe the principal had been caught on tape making racist and antisemitic comments.
How Emotional Distress Can Be Included in a Car Accident Settlement with a Drunk Driver?
Drunk driving accidents can cause not only physical harm but also emotional distress. Such incidents can cause severe emotional damage that lasts for a long time and impacts all areas of a person’s life. In the context of car accident settlements, emotional distress caused by drunk driving is increasingly recognized.
Child-Friendly Home Security: How to Teach Kids About Safety Without Scaring Them
Fostering a safe home environment is a priority for every parent. Incorporating video surveillance cameras, smart locks, and motion alarms around the house are all good tools to improve the security of your home. However, an effective home security strategy requires including your kids in the security plan. The trick...
GOV. MOORE STANDS BY BIDEN; disputed contract approved; BETTER HIGHWAY POLLUTION CONTROLS NEEDED; MORE JUVENILE JUSTICE BILLS
GOV. MOORE STANDS BY BIDEN: Gov. Wes Moore emerged from a “candid” White House meeting with President Joe Biden and other Democratic governors Wednesday saying he is standing behind Biden’s reelection bid despite concerns within the party about his age and recent debate performance.“The president has always had our backs. We’re going to have his back as well,” Moore said after the meeting. Jeff Barker/The Baltimore Sun.
State Roundup: MTA considers barriers to protect Bay Bridge; How Delaware made bridge protection a reality
Maryland Reporter will be taking tomorrow, Independence Day, off to celebrate. Have a wonderful and safe July 4th and we’ll see you on Friday!. MTA CONSIDERS BARRIERS TO PROTECT BAY BRIDGE: The Maryland Transportation Authority is considering installing protective barriers at the Bay Bridge in the wake of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge after it was struck in late March by a large container ship. Jonathan Pitts/The Baltimore Sun.
All-Star Ambiance: Designing a Home that Celebrates Your Passion for Sports
For sports fans, their home is more than just a place to live—it’s a sanctuary where they can immerse themselves in the excitement and drama of their favorite games. A well-designed sports-themed home enhances this experience, turning every match into a memorable event. Home design matters greatly for...
State Roundup: Toll revenue loss from Key Bridge collapse estimate at $141 million; Wright formally takes over state public schools; after Biden stumble, MD GOP sees energized voters
TOLL REVENUE LOSS FROM KEY BRIDGE COLLAPSE ESTIMATED AT $141M: The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge will cost the state an estimated $141 million in lost toll revenue over six years and may bring toll increases a year sooner than expected. That projected loss makes up the lion’s share of the revised forecast that includes a decrease in toll revenues across all facilities. Bryan Sears/Maryland Matters.
Finding child care in Maryland is hard. Finding the right child care is even harder.
When Stephanie Jovine searched for child care for her nearly 4-year-old daughter LuzMarie in Prince George’s County in 2015, she found two options, both of them bad. Jovine couldn’t afford the first one, and the second denied the young girl snacks and then sheets for sleeping. “I was...
State Roundup: Moore defends Biden, says no to presidential run; Red Line to address long-term issues in B’more; 400 new laws take effect
MOORE SAYS NO TO PRESIDENTIAL RUN; STAUNCHLY DEFENDS BIDEN: Gov. Wes Moore said Sunday that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president this year and he does not foresee President Biden leaving the race, making clear that the president is staying the course despite the bruising debate performance that sparked concern among some members of the party last week. Kaia Hubbard of Face the Nation/CBS News.
STATE ROUNDUP: Red Line will be light rail, Moore says; ANALYSIS: 5 TAKEAWAYS FROM DEBATE; NEW MD LAWS IN EFFECT JULY 1:
IT’S LIGHT RAILS, NO RAPID BUSES FOR B’MORE: Baltimore’s future Red Line will feature light rail trains, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Thursday. Moore revived planning for the east-west transit line last year and officials have been studying potential routes and whether it should be run with rapid buses. ”This is a huge step forward and a continued commitment to the people of the state,” Moore said. Pamela Wood, Daniel Zawodny, and Brenda Wintrode/The Baltimore Banner.
State Roundup: Number of same-sex marriage rose sharply in Maryland after Obergefell; immigration, crime likely to loom large in presidential debate
NUMBER OF SAME SEX MARRIAGES IN MARYLAND ROSE SHARPLY AFTER OBERGEFELL: Same-sex couples could already get married in Maryland before the U.S. Supreme Court extended the right nationwide nine years ago, but the numbers have risen sharply since the ruling was handed down in Obergefell v. Hodges. Danielle Brown/Maryland Matters.
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