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The event commemorates the 1965 Selma to Montgomery march in Alabama, when civil rights activists protesting barriers to Black voting rights were attacked by state troopers as they crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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An estimated 12,000 spectators lined the street leading up to the state house to catch a glimpse of the monks who walked for 109 days to promote peace.
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With unanimous support, Peña-Melnyk becomes the 109th leader of the Maryland House of Delegates.
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State lawmakers are taking a look at carving out exceptions to its two-party recording consent laws.
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Jayne Miller is a former investigative reporter who know hosts Maryland Capital, a podcast covering lawmakers in Annapolis.
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The Latino Legislative Caucus seeks to represent Maryland's Latino and immigrant communities in the General Assembly.
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The Maryland senate president says new taxes should be part of the state’s plan to deal with the deficit when the legislature returns to Annapolis in January.
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State policymakers said energy costs are also likely to feature prominently in the legislative session that begins in January.
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The two leaders met with government, business and education leaders from across the state.
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If it’s related to Mr. Peanut, they either have it or they want it.