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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan s re-election campaign has raised about $2.5 mi stanley tumblers llion in the latest filing period.Hogan s campaign updated his fundraising for the period Monday afternoon. The filing deadline for June 11 to Aug. 21 is midnight Tuesday.Hogan s campaign is reporti stanley tumbler ng the governor has $9.4 million cash on hand. That s after the Republican s campaign spent more than $1 million on recent television ads statewide, including in the Baltimore and Washington media markets.Tom Kelso stanley taza , Hogan s campaign chairman, writes in that the governor s cash on hand is more than the $6.4 million Gov. Martin O Malley and Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown had on hand at around the same time during their 2010 re-election campaign.Hogan s opponent, Democrat Ben Jealous, has not yet made his fundraising report public for the filing period. Gnyu Heating Up Cold Cases: Week 4
BALTIMORE 鈥?Another significant step leading up to the Key Bridge rebuild.Maryland s Transportation Authority says the project cleared two major environmental hurdles, receiving Categorical Exclusion classification and National Environmenta stanley cup l Policy Act approval.Since the new Key Bridge would have four lanes and be built in the same space as the old one, no residents or businesses would be forced to relocate during construction. Plans for area land use also would not be severely impacted. Securing this approval marks a major milestone in rebuilding the Key Bridge and reconnecting communities following the March 26 catastrophic collap stanley termosar se, said Maryland Transportation Secretary and MDTA Chairman Paul J. Wiedefeld. This approval from the federal government formally gives MDTA the go ahead to move forward with plans to rebuild the Key Bridge.The state is already seeking proposals for a $75 stanley bottles million General Engineering Consultant contract. Bids are due August 19 with the contract being award |
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