Navisun, a leading independent power producer, and Queen City Solar, a North Carolina-based solar developer, have formed a strategic partnership to bring 30 megawatts of affordable community solar power to Maryland. This collaboration will benefit energy communities and consumers across the state, showcasing the potential of partnerships between established companies and innovative startups.
As the 2020 election nears, Kentucky and Maryland are in the thick of early voting. With Trump campaigning in Georgia, Harris speaking in Washington, D.C., and crucial down-ballot races in Maryland, the political landscape is dynamic. This article provides a comprehensive guide to early voting in both states, including registration deadlines, absentee ballot procedures, and key races to watch.
Jumbo’s Pumpkin Patch, a cherished fall tradition in Middletown Valley, Maryland, is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. The Huffer family, with a farming legacy spanning over 150 years, has transformed a small pumpkin patch into one of the top 10 in the United States, offering families a wide range of fall activities and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
The Maryland Senate race is becoming increasingly contentious, with Republican candidate Larry Hogan highlighting a tax credit controversy involving his Democratic opponent, Angela Alsobrooks. Hogan, a former two-term governor, is campaigning on his fiscal responsibility record, while Alsobrooks faces accusations of improperly taking advantage of property tax breaks. The race is one of several that could determine control of the Senate.
Early voting has begun in Maryland and Mississippi, joining a growing list of states where voters can cast their ballots ahead of the 2024 presidential election. While these states are not considered competitive at the presidential level, Maryland’s Senate race between former Governor Larry Hogan and Democratic challenger Angela Alsobrooks is drawing significant attention.
Winter City Lights, a beloved holiday tradition in Maryland, is back for its 2024 season, promising a dazzling display of lights, festive activities, and delicious treats. Get ready for an immersive wonderland experience with new attractions, returning favorites, and an emphasis on sustainability.
Curio Wellness, a Maryland cannabis company, was fined $8,000 for advertising at a music festival and sponsoring a 5K race, both of which were not age-restricted, violating state regulations. This is not the first time Curio Wellness has been fined for violating cannabis regulations in Maryland. Earlier this year, the company was fined $26,000 for selling marijuana products that had been retrieved from a dumpster by employees.
Cumberland, Maryland is offering up to $20,000 to families who relocate within its city limits. The program includes $10,000 in relocation cash and a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $10,000 for home renovations or a down payment. Cumberland is a small town with a low cost of living, a welcoming community, and access to natural beauty in Allegany County.
The Democratic candidate for Senate in Maryland, Angela Alsobrooks, is currently leading her Republican opponent, former Governor Larry Hogan, despite a significant portion of voters not recognizing her name. A recent poll found that 34% of registered voters don’t recognize Alsobrooks, highlighting her challenge in the upcoming election.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore, a Democrat, has been accused of falsely claiming to have received the Bronze Star medal. The revelation came to light after a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request revealed he mentioned the award on a 2006 application for the White House Fellowship. Moore has acknowledged the mistake, attributing it to his commanding officer who believed he was eligible for the medal. However, the incident has raised questions about his honesty and integrity, with critics accusing him of embellishing his military record.
