Dixon becomes Maryland state treasurer first Black to hold post
In Annapolis Delegate Richard Dixon was elected to the $100000 a year Maryland treasurer post, the first African American to serve in the role. He defeated Pauline Menes 134 to 54 with backing from House leaders and some Republicans, replacing the retiring Lucille Maurer. Dixon will also serve on the Board of Public Works.
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Ballenger Creek Career Day Features Real World Roles
Ballenger Creek Elementary students questioned air traffic controller Bruce Carpenter during a career day that included a diverse lineup of speakers. Parents and residents shared varied paths, from law to massage therapy, as children explored future careers and the idea that any profession is possible.
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