Earlier this week, former Baltimore City Mayor Sheila Ann Dixon had reason to celebrate, if only for a moment, after…
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Next week, before members of the House Ways and Means committee get ready to hear testimony in regards to HB1628:…
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On Tuesday evening, voters of the seventh congressional district were holding their breath hoping that the same shenanigans that dogged…
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While other candidates running for Mayor in Baltimore City’s upcoming Presidential Primaries scheduled for April 28, 2020 have offered up…
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The race for Congress is heating up days ahead of the February 4th Special Primary Election, and one of the…
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This is Part Two of the Baltimore City Council Contest – Campaign Cash series…find Part One here. Part Two (Districts…
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With 96-days left until the April 28th Democratic Primaries is set to take place, candidates for city council filed their…
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In what is being described as one of the most convoluted, confusing and crooked political processes in local government, the…
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If history is any indicator, the ceremonial yet significant role as the chair of the Baltimore City House Delegation was…
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Last year as federal officials were ready to indict longtime Delegate Tawanna Gaines, the Prince George’s County official quickly offered…
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