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Rita Rich

Rita Rich

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Co-Owner, Flatlands Avenue Productions

Annapolis

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  • Governor Moore of Maryland delivered his first State of the State Address Wednesday

    By Rita Rich| NewsBreak@ Bill to require curbside voting at polling places introduced in MarylandIf you live in Maryland, you can already vote by mail or leave your ballot in a drop box. But, should voters be able to drive up to a polling place and vote from their car?. It's the question the Maryland Ways and Means Committee was discussing on Tuesday. A hearing was held on Prince George's County delegate Nicole Williams' bill that would require every Maryland county to have curbside voting at early voting centers.

    By Rita Rich · NewsBreak

    Feb. 02, 2023

  • New Governor voices support for increased gun safety laws at Annapolis' Lawyer's Mall

    By Rita Rich| NewsBreak@ The City of Annapolis was informed of a grant award from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) of $2,975,000 in funding for an electric ferry pilot program that will operate between Eastport and City Dock. The funding supports the acquisition of two battery-powered electric vessels, charging equipment, and improvements to the two docks that will be landing points for the ferries. The FTA announced $384.4 million in grants to 23 projects in 11 states late last week.

    By Rita Rich · NewsBreak

    Feb. 01, 2023

  • Maryland Hospital Association: State's Hospitals Very Close to Capacity

    By Rita Rich| NewsBreak@ Maryland hospitals running out of room because of COVID patients, staff shortagesBALTIMORE -- State hospitals are running out of room. The Maryland Hospital Association said many are at 90 percent capacity, some even completely full.This increased demand comes as hospitals continue to struggle with staffing shortages.January is around the time COVID-19 peaks in our hospitals.

    By Rita Rich · NewsBreak

    Jan. 13, 2023

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