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In a new collection of photographs and essays Mark Hendricks documents the seasons of Appalachia, and the animal and plant living there. His book is called ‘The Central Appalachians: Mountains of the Chesapeake.’
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We go On the Record with the new director of the Maryland Park Service. Her agency is in the midst of transition. As warmer temperatures approach, many are headed to the great outdoors. What will the future of Maryland’s state parks be?
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Maryland Hall in Annapolis is turning its commemoration of Maryland Day on its head. We get the backstory.
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Getting your taxes done and your finances sorted can be an intimidating process. We talk to a founder of the nonprofit Maryland CASH Campaign about where to find trusted financial advice and common misunderstandings about taxes.
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Maryland municipalities recoup unpaid taxes and fees through an annual tax sale. But struggling owners can get caught in the crosshairs and risk losing their home to foreclosure. Can reforms balance accountability with protections?
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We’ll go On the Record with WYPR reporter Rachel Baye, who devoted a year to investigating why Maryland charges more juveniles as adults than almost any other state … and how the adult court system doesn’t give kids access to treatment they need.
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Coppin State University wants to grow Maryland’s pool of special educators. What's their plan?
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We go On the Record with NPR weekend edition Sunday host Ayesha Rascoe. She edited the book "HBCU Made: A Celebration of the Black College Experience."
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We go On The Record to discuss the Black watermen of the Chesapeake Bay and their crucial contributions to the region.