Commuters urged to switch to cut smog in six metros Baltimore plan
Baltimore and six other metro areas face a federal anti smog rule requiring large employers to boost average vehicle occupancy. The Maryland plan covers 1700 companies and about 60000 workers with penalties up to 50000 dollars daily for noncompliance. Public hearings will shape final rules as businesses warn of costs and economic impact.
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Boergers calls for death penalty to curb violence in Maryland
State Senator Mary Boergers, a potential gubernatorial candidate, urged using the death penalty to deter violence and touted gun control, early intervention, and reform programs. She emphasized education, economic development, and increasing minority representation in judiciary, while opposing needle exchanges and supporting targeted community safety measures. The piece notes a charity raffle winner and local lodge donations.
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