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Maryland State House dome slated for repairs

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By Annapolis Politics, Alexandra Radovic
| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified
The Maryland State House. (Credit: Capital News Service) 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.The state Board of Public Works this month agreed to dedicate money to “(Restoring) the exterior of the Maryland State House and grounds within State Circle, including stabilization and potential restoration of the Old Treasury Building,” according to the panel’s agenda.
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Maryland Governor's Immigration Office Launches

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By Annapolis Politics, Rachel Logan, Rachel Logan-
| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified
Photo by Martin Falbisoner, via Wikimedia Commons A new Governor’s Office for Immigrant Affairs is tasked with connecting immigrant advocacy resources across the state to those in need, and Maryland’s nonprofits and high-ranking officials have thrown in their support — and expectations. Bills SB85 and HB15, which chartered the office on Oct.
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Maryland's state song, a "relic of the Confederacy", is abolished -

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By Annapolis Politics, Rachel Baye Verified
| Baltimore Fishbowl Verified
Maryland has abolished its official state song, which had Confederate-supportive lyrics. Gov. Larry Hogan has signed off on a law that repeals Maryland’s state song because it is a “relic of the Confederacy.” The song repeal was among 226 bills signed into law this week, and includes another which allows sports betting in Maryland.
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