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Josh Kurtz
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Co-Founder and Editor, Maryland Matters
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By William Ford Verified, Jack Bowman, Bryan P. Sears Verified, Josh Kurtz Verified| Maryland Matters Verified The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee recommended approval Wednesday of two bills that would reform the parole process for medical and geriatric parole petitions. Official Annapolis sent condolences Thursday after news broke that House Speaker Adrienne Jones' son, Brandon, died. Jones' office announced the death but no other details, and asked for privacy for the family.
By Josh Kurtz Verified| Our Community Now@ Share Tisha Edwards’ departure opens the door for Mollie Byron to become next appointments secretary Tisha Edwards, a loyalist of Gov. Wes Moore’s (D) who served the past two years as his appointments secretary, will leave in April to become the next president and CEO of the Maryland Bankers Association, it was announced Friday.
By William Ford Verified, Jack Bowman, Bryan P. Sears Verified, Josh Kurtz Verified| Maryland Matters Verified The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee recommended approval Wednesday of two bills that would reform the parole process for medical and geriatric parole petitions. Official Annapolis sent condolences Thursday after news broke that House Speaker Adrienne Jones' son, Brandon, died. Jones' office announced the death but no other details, and asked for privacy for the family.
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Maryland Matters
Welcome to Maryland Matters, the premier site for news about Maryland government and politics. Maryland Matters is a trusted nonprofit and nonpartisan news site. We are not the arm of a profit-seeking corporation. Nor do we have a paywall — we want to keep our work open to as many people as possible. So we rely on the generosity of individuals and foundations to fund our work. Years ago, healthy competition for news out of Annapolis and across the state produced robust coverage. But the media landscape has changed. Newspapers have closed. Suburban bureaus have shut down. Reporting staffs have shrunk. Coverage of state and local news has all but disappeared. Maryland Matters seeks to fill the void with original reporting and commentary. We are deeply grateful to the many kind donors who are supporting us. And with sustained support, we intend to continue our comprehensive coverage — from Ocean City to Oakland, from Capitol Hill to the State House to Baltimore City Hall. We will cover all the important issues: education and transportation, poverty and health care, energy and the environment, the business community and organized labor, and of course, politics. Maryland citizens will have the news they need to hold their government and elected officials accountable. Without nonprofit news sites like Maryland Matters, many stories will never be told.
Annapolis, Maryland, United States