Politics
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Mayor Brandon M. Scott Announces Removal of New Owner-Occupied Property Liens from the 2021 Tax Sale
Mayor Takes Historic Action to Protect Baltimore Residents and Center Equity (BALTIMORE – May 3, 2021) — Affirming his commitment to protecting homeowners during the COVID-19...
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Senator Mary Washington: COVID Relief is HERE
(ANNAPOLIS – May 4, 2021) – Since the 2021 session began near the peak of the winter surge in the Covid pandemic, much of our...
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DELEGATE BROOKE LIERMAN & SENATOR SARAH ELFRETH PASS LEGISLATION TO ADDRESS DIGITAL DIVIDE AND CREATE OFFICE OF STATEWIDE BROADBAND
Legislation passed with wide bipartisan support that will help connect Marylanders in every corner of the state (ANNAPOLIS – April 12, 2021) – On Saturday, the...
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PRINCE GEORGE’S: Wanika’s Weekly Wrap-up: Digest #12
Mary Center in Adelphi Opens Pop-Up Vaccination Site The Mary Center in Adelphi vaccinated 200 Prince George’s County residents on Saturday with more vaccinations to...
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Wanika’s Weekly Wrap-up: Digest #8
Attention Scholars! Eligibility: Maryland resident enrolled at a two-year or four-year Maryland college or university as a full-time (12+ credits per semester) or part-time (6-11...
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Speaker Adrienne Jones Community Update
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE THE HOUSE PASSES KEY REFORM LEGISLATION PAROLE REFORM With Chairman Luke Clippinger and Delegate Queen leading the effort, the House passed House Bill...
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Baltimore County Council Chair Julian Jones: COVID-19 Additional Resources
February 22, 2021 A group know by the name of Maryland COVID Vaccine Hunters has put together resources to provide advice and better assist people...
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Senator Antonio Hayes: Fighting for Minority Businesses and HBCUs
Newsletter February 22nd, 2021 Dear Friends, Last week we wrapped up the sixth week of the 2021 legislative...
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Black History Month: Baltimore’s Tom Smith (1871 – 1938), Largest Black Hotelier in US
THOMAS R. SMITH: Black Democrat and Entrepreneur (1871 – 1938) Tom Smith is a figure everyone should know in Baltimore. Living at 6631 Reisterstown Road...
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Justice On The Line: Julian Jones, Baltimore County Council Chair
As the first African-American Chairman of the Baltimore County Council, I’ve been called to fight for justice when others were not prepared to lead. That...
