ANNAPOLIS — After several days of debate, a Senate bill to effectively rescind Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order starting Maryland public schools after Labor Day passed 31-13 on Tuesday, with Democrats voting yes and Republicans voting no.
- Chambers host Sunburst Pharm dispensary opening event
- ESLC publishes comprehensive sea level rise study
- Franchot offers legislative update to Dorchester chamber
- MSBR welcomes new and returning agents
- Mulligan, 4x800 relay, Lewis win state tiles
- Road crews ready for snow
- Christmas spirit sails to Poplar Island
- Crawfish, muskrat to take center stage in Cambridge
- Eastern Shore Delegation learns about human trafficking
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- Lawmakers question proposed Md. geese limits
- Easton's defense doesn't rest against CSD
- Miss Outdoor contestants enjoy annual tea
- Franchot promotes Shop Maryland Energy initiative
- School may start before Labor Day as Senate bill advances
- Mulligan, 4x800 relay, Lewis win state tiles
- Easton's defense doesn't rest against CSD
- Second unit lifts CSD over Colonel
- CSD's Haley Pietras wins at Baysides
- Vikings score Region title in girls' 4x800 relay
- Vikings finish sweep of NC
- Big third lifts Warriors over ND
- North Dorchester names January Athletes of the Month
- Jerel Holland dedicates game to late mother
- Vikings earn comeback victory against Mardela
- Vikes cap sweep of the Trojans
- CSD's Lednum commits to Salisbury
- CSD's Hughes signs with University of Lynchburg
- CSD's Carmine signs with Aurora University
- Pleasants is county's top female athlete for 2018
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