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On the RedMaryland NewsHour for 1/29/16:

Another excuse for no school air conditioning is removed by the Board of Public Works.

The Board also give kudos to those who dealt with the Blizzard of 2016.

Governors won't be able to abscond with bargain-priced furniture if a Delegate gets his way.

Governor Hogan dealt with the snow, but also proposed bills to curb heroin abuse with the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program & prosecuting drug trafficking.

The Governor also wants a Constitutional Amendment so an independent, bipartisan group can draw legislative lines. A leading Democrat doesn't like the idea, and a RedMarylander has questions for that leader.

High School students who graduate early could get a scholarship worth 6 grand, thanks to an executive order the Governor signed.

A Maryland company will expand and hire more people, thanks to loans from the State and a county.

Greg Kline writes for MarylandReporter.com again, this time about physician assisted suicide, right as a bill comes up advocating the practice as an "option".

A Maryland county school system gets a civil rights suit for indoctrinating a student in Islam.

We hear about bills dealing with self-driving cars, attorney fees, and making personal protection a reason to get a gun permit.

We hear a bit about what is happening in the week ahead as well.

It's incredible how much better a Republican debate can be when Donald Trump is nowhere near the stage.

The Flagship, Red Maryland Radio, returns to the airwaves  live tonight at a special pre-debate time of 7 PM.

On this week's show:

Governor Larry Hogan is leading by defunding bond bills;Josh Kurtz is openly speculating about 2018; we'll talk a little bit about that race;And why is Dan Rodricks whining about the snow? Other than the fact that he whines becuase he's Dan Rodricks.

All that and more is why you can’t afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

While you were digging out from Snowzilla, Plannet Parenthood was using allies to try to stifle the the investigation of the Center of Medical Progress into their activities. This wasn't merely an attack on one group, but a coordinated effort to stifle the First Amendment rights of those individuals who oppose aborton.

A Wake Up Call reminding us of the importance of local government.

On this episode:

Follow up to our live broadcast of the anniversary of Governor Hogan's inaguration including some behind the scenes stories not shared on our special Red Maryland Radio broadcast.Some thoughts on the clean-up and response to this weekend's storm and a poignant reminder of just how important local government is to our day to day lives.We open the "Fat Files" to share this piece from Reason about the failures of the school lunch program, more proof that the government is ineffective in controlling what even children eat and should stop trying.And because people just you by the words you use, we expand your vocabularty with some Peculiar P-words to Pep Up Your Vocabulary.

Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Wes Adams should ber commended for his investigation of Martin O'Malley's furniture purchases from Government House. O'Malley's purchases show the arrogance of Maryland's Democratic Party machine, and steps should be taken to make sure this never happens again.

This week, Brian talk about the need to stop the impersonal nature of modern society.

On our SnowMageddon edition of the RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, January 22nd, 2016:

Senate President Mike Miller talks with Red Maryland.

Gov. Larry Hogan has some of his vetoes over-ridden, but some wait 'til February. We have reactions.

Budget Sec. Brinkley outlines the Governors' 2017 budget.

Despite record education spending, Baltimore City Delegate Curt Anderson is concerned.

Larry Hogan, and a packed room of friends, celebrate his first anniversary of being sworn-in as Governor.

Another Republican jumps into the Baltimore Mayoral race, and we hear from one of the Democrats already running.

Today is the annvierary of the barbaric Roe v. Wade decision. Despite the protests by Democrats that it's "settled law" or by Liberal Republicans who have no moral compass, we continue to fight for innoncent lives.