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RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December 4, 2015
On the RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December the 4th, 2015:
We hear from Governor Larry Hogan as he reacts to the news that Maryland GOP Chair Diana Waterman has cancer.
We also hear from him and the other members of the Board of Public Works as we attend their meeting- where the Regulation Reform Commission's work was discussed, as well as Government operating with a focus on customer service, a school system that actually was able to get air conditioning in their classrooms, Election System concerns, and maintaining the statehouse grounds.
We go to the Port of Baltimore where we talk to it's namesake, former Congresswoman Helen Bentley, and others, as an important agreement is signed that will preserve Maryland jobs for 3 decades. We hear from Governor Hogan there as well.
Our news update includes the first trail regarding the death of prisoner Freddie Gray, possible controversys regarding appointees to a school board and an ethics commission, money to keep some Carroll county schools open, and an opening in the state senate.
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By redmarylandOn the RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December the 4th, 2015:
We hear from Governor Larry Hogan as he reacts to the news that Maryland GOP Chair Diana Waterman has cancer.
We also hear from him and the other members of the Board of Public Works as we attend their meeting- where the Regulation Reform Commission's work was discussed, as well as Government operating with a focus on customer service, a school system that actually was able to get air conditioning in their classrooms, Election System concerns, and maintaining the statehouse grounds.
We go to the Port of Baltimore where we talk to it's namesake, former Congresswoman Helen Bentley, and others, as an important agreement is signed that will preserve Maryland jobs for 3 decades. We hear from Governor Hogan there as well.
Our news update includes the first trail regarding the death of prisoner Freddie Gray, possible controversys regarding appointees to a school board and an ethics commission, money to keep some Carroll county schools open, and an opening in the state senate.