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Steele’s unlikely path to power. [Washington Post]
A new report by Maryland State Ethics Commission details millions spend lobbying in Annapolis. The top spender was Pepco, which shelled out about $725,000 last year on lobbying. The top earning lobbyist was Gary R. Alexander, who made $1.2 million bending the ears of state officials. [Maryland Moment]
Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) tells Maryland mayors that help is coming to local municipalities from the federal stimulus package. [Washington Times]
Speaker Mike Busch (D-Anne Arundel) warns that any bill with a price tag greater than zero will be tough to get through the General Assembly. [The Capital]
Del. John Olszewski (D-Baltimore County) introduced legislation allowing Marylanders to win cash prizes from online fantasy sports. [Insider Charm City]
Sen. Lisa Gladden (D-Baltimore City) introduced legislation requiring an official photograph of the President of the United States to be displayed in a “prominent location” in state buildings and public schools. [In Session]
Anne Arundel County considers furloughs to close $107 million budget deficit. [Baltimore Sun]
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