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The Baltimore Sun probes RNC chairman Michael Steele’s controversial payments to his sister’s defunct company. One key question: Why was an investment company providing “web and catering services” to the campaign? [Baltimore Sun]
Thomas Schaller says Steele is “is good news for Republicans desperate to claw their way back from minority status” and will be at the top of the GOP shortlist for Vice-President in 2012. [Baltimore Sun]
O’Malley “put a lot of hope in the economic recovery plan in Congress, but many unknowns remain regarding how much money Maryland will receive and how the state will be able to use it.” [AP]
Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon’s State of the City address “recounted a laundry list of her administration’s past accomplishments, skipping the usual flurry of new spending or ambitious goals that have marked her speeches in the past.” [Baltimore Examiner]
A new ruling by the Maryland Court of Appeals will “require lenders to notify the homeowner… when a foreclosure action has, in fact, been filed. The owner… upon receiving notice, would have 15 days to file a motion in circuit court to stay or dismiss the foreclosure action.” [Maryland Daily Record]
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