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Saturday, August 11, 2012

House Committee Will 'Tweak' Gaming Bill

"Concerns are everywhere," said Del. Frank Turner, chairman of the House Ways and Means subcommittee on Gaming Law and Regulation.

A bill authorizing gambling expansion in Maryland will likely be amended, according to the chairman of the House subcommittee that is holding hearings on the legislation. Del. Frank Turner, a Howard County Democrat, initially characterized possible changes to the bill passed Friday by the Senate as minor. "Mostly it's a lot of tweaks," said Turner, the chairman of the House Ways and Means subcommittee on Gaming Law and Regulation. When asked what concerns his committee might have, Turner suggested the changes might be more substantive. "I think there are concerns everywhere," Turner said. "There are all kinds of concerns and ideas. Some will be germane and others won't. I think we're going to make it a better work product than what the …

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

County Council Approves School Construction Funding Request

The Montgomery County Council has approved a request for state funding for school construction of over half the state's estimated budget.

Montgomery County Public Schools will face tough competition again this year for state funding of construction programs.  The Montgomery County Council on Tuesday approved a request that would ask the state for almost $185 million to construct, repair or modernize county schools in fiscal 2013, which starts July 1. The state has estimated an allocation of $250 million for school construction, bringing Montgomery's request to more than half of the state's expected budget. "We will get a whole lot less than we asked for," said Council Member George Leventhal (D-at large). "Unfortunately, that's what happens every year." The county is eligible for the requested aid amount. State law requires counties to request aid only for those projects …

Maria Fusco

8:07 am on Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Reading this article reminds me of how approx. 20 acres of school land in Silver Spring went to private hands for $ 1.8 million, and approx. 20 acres in Aspen Hill went for $ 1.9 million (also to private hands), and now Brickyard to private hands?? What'll happen to our property here, another "sale-for-a-song" someday (while we can't afford construction/upkeep of our existing schools)? Wonder …   more ›

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