School Cuts More Likely to Harm Students of Color
Gov. Larry Hogan’s continued refusal to release available education funding is disproportionately hurting students of color throughout Maryland, putting those read more
Letter to the Editor: Cut taxes and services will go
This letter appeared in the Nov. 6, 2015, edition of the Baltimore Business Journal
Dear Editor:
The Maryland Chamber of read more
Thousands of Maryland Families Struggle to Put Food on the Table
Despite rising incomes in our state, one in eight Maryland families still struggle to put enough food on the table read more
It Shouldn’t Surprise You That More People Are Leaving Maryland Than Coming – Capital News Service
For as long as the United States has existed, people have moved between states in search of opportunity.
In 2013 read more
Audit Shows Lax Tracking of Business Tax Breaks
Companies in Maryland are getting millions in taxpayer dollars without being subject to adequate scrutiny, according to a recent audit read more
High Childcare Costs Huge Obstacle For Maryland Working Families
The annual price of childcare in Maryland now exceeds the average cost of in-state tuition at public universities in the read more
Rising Health Insurance Costs Hurt Maryland Workers and Small Businesses
The rising cost of health insurance is forcing many Maryland families to make tough choices between taking care of their read more
Baltimore Families Can’t Make Ends Meet on Minimum Wage
Hard-working families in Baltimore and across Maryland struggle to pay their bills because they aren’t paid enough to cover their read more
Let’s Aim To Get All Maryland Kids Health Coverage
More than 40,000 Maryland kids aren’t covered by health insurance, and that needs to change. These are kids at risk read more
Maryland Has More Money but Governor Won’t Reverse Cuts
Millions of Maryland residents will continue to see reductions in key state services, even though it is now clear the read more
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