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Elected officials and others gathered at the water’s edge marking one of the state’s deadliest construction tragedies.
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Officials at the Port of Baltimore say it’s showing strong signs of recovery after the collapse of the Key Bridge two years ago.
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Maryland Senate gives initial approval to $1.8B capital budget for statewide infrastructure projectsThe general bonds will be paired with around $3.8 billion in additional funds to total a capital spending plan of almost $6 billion.
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The county is asking the state legislature for more money to fix roads.
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“I think of the workforce system as infrastructure too. It's the roads and bridges that connect people to the good jobs they want and need."
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President Biden, Gov. Moore and Mayor Scott on Monday called the new Tunnel project a boon to regional transit and local jobs. Today, perspectives from a Banner reporter, and a local tunnel opponent.
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The proposed Baltimore-Potomac Tunnel Replacement Program is slated to build a new tunnel, renovating a 150-year-old project operated by Amtrak, with two tubes that softens otherwise tight turns among other improvements.
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The Jobs That Build program aims to help meet the demand for workers for state and local projects generated by federal infrastructure measures.
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It’s one more step toward a new Chesapeake Bay crossing.
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We’ll go On the Record with the White House emissary for fixing problems at ports, and with a University of Maryland logistics expert, to understand why America’s shopping binge is snarling up the supply chain, and what might solve the mess.