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Maryland General Assembly elects Davis state treasurer
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The Maryland General Assembly on Thursday elected longtime Delegate Dereck Davis as the new state treasurer. Members of the Legislature filled out paper ballots and the Senate leadership accompanied their votes into the House of Delegates chamber where, after a careful tally, nearly all the votes went to Davis. Davis addressed fellow lawmakers after the vote. “The incredible show of support means a great deal to me,” he said.
Maryland State House dome, grounds slated for repairs
The dome, atop the Maryland State House, and surrounding areas will undergo renovations until February 2023. The Board of Public Works is dedicating $619,620 to this project. (Alexandra Radovic/Capital News Service) ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The historic dome atop the Maryland State House, and surrounding grounds and structures, is scheduled to get a revamp with a new $619,620 state contract. On Nov.
Horse rescue will operate new facility with grant from state
Video. Woodbine, Maryland, on Oct. 15, 2021. Equine Programs Director DeEtte Hillman shares more information about Days End Farm Horse Rescue and her close connections with the horses there. (Bethany Probst/Capital News Service) EDITORS: An Oct. 8 Capital News Service story on a horse rescue included reporting errors. The details are as follows: A description of the facility as a sanctuary — which applies to places in which at least some animals are never adopted and do not leave — was incomplete.
Maryland will pay wrongfully convicted man
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland has agreed to pay a wrongfully convicted prisoner more than $500,000 in compensation. The Board of Public Works on Wednesday voted unanimously to pay Leslie Vass total supplemental compensation of $577,587.
State hiring new superintendent for juvenile facilities
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A new superintendent is being hired to help manage Maryland’s schools for troubled youth, starting in January. The Juvenile Services Education Program, which Gov. Larry Hogan, R, signed into law in July, has started the scouting process for a new superintendent, who will be in charge of managing the education of all children in the state’s juvenile treatment facilities.
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