Quoting from the Baltimore Examiner:
Baltimore tax lien sale could lead to foreclosures
Advocates say a plan by Baltimore officials to sell liens for back taxes and overdue utility bills to private investors could lead to more home foreclosures.
If we are lucky, the beat-down of art teacher Jolita Berry will bring people to their senses, and spur a demand that politicians do something other than frown meaningfully when someone is hurt.
For the third year running, MD Senator Frosh exercises a "desk drawer veto" on a bill that came to his committee after passing by unanimous vote in the other chamber of the legislature.
It was Mark Twain who observed that no one's life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in session. Alas, that is more true than ever, especially in Maryland.
The Baltimore Examiner reports:
Baltimore County police are warning residents of a scam by criminals posing as Baltimore Gas and Electric representatives.
According to county detectives and BGE security specialists, a woman calls a BGE customer