by Mark ReutterJan 15, 2020
Young says he will review ways to get young people employed in landscaping contracts
Mayoral workgroup comes in response to activist Kim Trueheart, who has trained ex-squeegee workers to do landscaping work.
The Drip
Jan 13, 2020
Residents take city to court over Woodberry townhouse approval
Residents allege plan requires City Council review; No comment from developer Larry Jennings on Circuit Court appeal.
Jan 6, 2020
Decisions Hogan makes as governor benefit his family business, magazine says
Reaping millions while in office, Hogan has run his real estate firm with little public scrutiny, according to Washington Monthly.
Dec 18, 2019
Pugh faces a state perjury charge
Ex-mayor is accused of failing to disclose her “Healthy Holly” children’s book business when she was a state senator.
Nov 8, 2019
Hogan picks Charlton Howard as state prosecutor
As expected, Hogan selects an ex-counterintelligence officer to head Maryland’s anti-corruption unit.
Oct 29, 2019
“Gag order” bill moves to Young’s desk
Supporters call on the mayor to sign a bill barring the use of non-disparagement agreements that silence claimants in police misconduct settlements.
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