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Trone launches re-election bid with long list of endorsements

This content was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Sign up for Maryland Matters’ free email subscription today. Rep. David J. Trone (D), the businessman-turned-politician who represents Maryland’s westernmost congressional district, has decided not to run for governor next year. Instead, he will seek a third term in the U.S. House of Representatives. Trone announced his decision in a media release on Friday morning. He is the second Democratic officeholder in as many days to opt not to enter the 2022 gubernatorial primary. On Thursday, Baltimore County Executive Johnny A. Olszewski Jr. (D) announced that he will seek a second term in Towson.

Maryland eyes prospect of Interstate-270 monorail

Making a monorail project connecting Frederick and Montgomery counties along the Interstate 270 corridor a reality will likely depend on having political leaders at the county and state levels who are committed to the idea, according to a key committee chairman in Annapolis.

Del Krimm s teleworking bill could hit floor next week

Del Krimm s teleworking bill could hit floor next week
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State lawmakers look to plug-in disconnected Marylanders

If you can stream Netflix without constant lagging, you have broadband, Kinnally said. Lawmakers and organizations should approach broadband as a utility, much like water and electricity, rather than as an amenity, said Andrew Coy, executive director of the Baltimore-based Digital Harbor Foundation. Coy said that a newly formed statewide office should measure broadband performance in different neighborhoods to combat the “very justified concern” of digital redlining –– a concern supported by data. Two-thirds of Marylanders without broadband access live in Baltimore or in a metro county, according to a study the Baltimore-based Abell Foundation published in January 2020. Coy told Capital News Service he understands that a statewide office created to expand broadband access won’t alleviate the state’s digital divide, but he said it’s a step in the right direction.

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