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Maryland Budget Plans $800M for Future Education Plan Costs
Maryland lawmakers are planning to set aside $800 million to pay costs in future years for the state’s sweeping education reform law known as the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future
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Hogan: Put $2.5B Budget Surplus Into Tax Relief, Rainy Day Fund
Maryland’s governor wants to put away much of the state’s record $2.5 billion surplus and spend the rest on tax relief and helping Marylanders in need
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Maryland Board OKs More Than $400M in State Budget Cuts
A Maryland panel has approved about $413 million in state budget cuts as part of a long-term effort to adjust to the impact the coronavirus has had on the state’s economy
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Maryland Comptroller to Oppose $205M in Proposed Budget Cuts
A spokeswoman for Maryland’s comptroller says he plans to oppose nearly a third of the budget cuts recently proposed by the governor
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Maryland Governor Proposes Budget Cuts Including to Education
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has proposed a host of budget cuts due to COVID-19 and that includes some to education. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports some say the governor is depriving districts of funding right when they need it the most.
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Analyst: Maryland Faces Between $925M and $1.1B Budget Hole
A fiscal analyst for Maryland says the state faces a budget hole of between $925 million and $1.1 billion for the current fiscal year because of the impact of the coronavirus on the economy