GRANOLAPARK: Good Germans
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Takoma Park’s progressive activists are now bullying the city council to take an official stand for peace and freedom. City resident and activist Michael Tabor, speaking “as a Jewish person,” tongue-bashed the council for …
GRANOLAPARK: Depart mental
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Budget work sessions! That's what it's all about now. One. Department. At. A. Time. Each Takoma Park city department presents a yearly
EDUCATION: Teachers union scores in Montgomery County primary, looks forward to general election
EDUCATION • BY KIRSTY GROFF The April 3 Maryland primary helped narrow the field of candidates to the top two candidates in each race for the Montgomery County
EDUCATION: To educators, “doomsday” budget a disaster
EDUCATION • BY MIKE BOCK Though supporters praised Gov. Martin O'Malley and the legislature for an overhaul of year-to-year education funding requirements, education leaders are calling for a
GRANOLAPARK: Certifiable
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Last week (April 2) councilmember Seth Grimes dramatically exclaimed that the council was in violation of it's own laws. They are
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: General Assembly wrap 2012
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • CAPITAL NEWS SERVICE STAFF The 2012 General Assembly session closed without an agreement between the House of Delegates and the Senate on an operating
GRANOLAPARK: Sustainability bomb
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, The Takoma Park city council chambers was the scene of a head-on collision April 2. The Sustaininator smashed into Aunty Nukes. City staff
EDUCATION: Maryland’s best teachers say profession must improve from ‘inside out’
EDUCATION • BY ROB BOCK, CNS In a roundtable discussion today at the U.S. Department of Education, Maryland's best teachers evaluated and discussed innovative ways to recruit, prepare,
GRANOLAPARK: Reuben Romes
GRANOLAPARK • BY GILBERT Dear Readers, Going out the way he came in, Takokma Park councilmember Reuben Snipper will be stepping down from office in mid-term this
GRANOLAPARK: I can haz grant?
GRANOLAPARK • GILBERT Dear Readers, Awww, look at the cute 'lil small grant applicants! These are local groups who all want a share of Takoma Park's budget that is
ECONOMY: Montgomery County mother and child need $64,000 for basic costs
ECONOMY • BY AMALIA EHRMANN, CNS Special Report Families with young children in Montgomery County must earn at least $64,000 a year just to cover their basic needs
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Md. Senate Committee votes 7-4 to advance same-sex marriage bill
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • BY TOM MCPARLAND, CNS A Senate panel voted 7-4 Tuesday to advance same-sex marriage legislation to the entire chamber, where members hope to move
TRANSPORTATION: Montgomery County budget recommendation could leave Metropolitan Branch Trail in limbo
TRANSPORTATION • BY KIRSTY GROFF Metropolitan Branch Trail work in Montgomery County could be delayed indefinitely, if Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett’s budget recommendations are approved by the
CONGRESS: Federal pension change divides Maryland Congressional Delegation on payroll tax cut
CONGRESS • BY MARK MILLER, CNS Eight of the 10 members of Maryland's congressional delegation voted Friday to reject a bipartisan compromise on extending the payroll tax cut
INTERNET: Montgomery County’s lead for digital government will promote open government, transparency
INTERNET • BY KIRSTY GROFF Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner appointed Councilmember Hans Riemer Lead for Digital Government February 6, a move intended to promote transparency of
TRANSPORTATION: Silver Spring parking rates increase
TRANSPORTATION • BY AMANADA ZIADEH The increased long-term parking rates in the Silver Spring Parking Lot District went into affect Jan. 1 after the Montgomery County Council approved
GRANOLAPARK: Spring horror
MARYLAND: State of the State a prelude to tough legislative session ahead
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • BY DAVE NYCZEPI, CNS Gov. Martin O'Malley made his case for job creation and same-sex marriage Wednesday, promoting his most ambitious agenda to date
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Legislators want to lock up dedicated funds
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • DAVE NYCZEPIR, CNS A bipartisan group of delegates wants to amend Maryland's constitution to prohibit the transfer of dedicated funds to the General Fund,
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Coalition calls alcohol tax a success
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • BY KELSEY MILLER, CNS A coalition that pushed an alcohol tax increase last year is calling the tax a success and turning its efforts


































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