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Two more cabinet heads leaving as Gov. Moore’s second term overhaul continues

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By Pamela Wood Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Two more cabinet secretaries plan to depart Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s administration as he heads into his second term. Serena McIlwain will leave her post as secretary of the Maryland Department of the Environment at the end of the year, while Russell Strickland, secretary of emergency management, will retire in a few weeks, Moore announced Thursday.
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Maryland’s Republican Party is broken. Where does it go from here?

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By Pamela Wood Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Four years ago, Maryland Republicans had a popular two-term governor, Larry Hogan, and had won three of the previous five gubernatorial races. The party had won county executive races in the Baltimore suburbs, including Howard and Anne Arundel counties, in recent cycles. And it had a near lock on power in places such as Frederick County and the Eastern Shore. The party’s rightward shift since has mirrored national Republicans.
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Wes Moore joins tradition of presidential hopefuls with a new book

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By Pamela Wood Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Fresh off his reelection, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced he’s publishing a book — another sign he may be weighing a run for higher office. Titled “Repair: Healing a Divided Nation,” the governor’s book will be published by Henry Holt & Co. in March, according to The Associated Press. The publisher says the book is an “honest assessment” of the country and offers a “path forward that leaves no one behind,” according to the AP report.
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