So the Howard County operating budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2013 has been released, and you can read more about it here. But I want to focus upon one issue which has been the subject of a number of posts... »
Mayor’s proposed 3-cent increase may be the most divisive tax issue facing the members of the Baltimore City CouncilThe fourth floor of City Hall was packed last night with both advocates and opponents of Mayor Stephanie Rawlings... »
A hearing of the Taxation, Finance and Economic Development Committee occurs in City Hall at 5 PM today to determine whether Baltimore raises its per-bottle tax on beverages from two cents to five cents.The topic of Baltimore's bottle tax has been rou... »
In a part of the country that is so German in its heritage there's a lot of German food: German potato salad, German sausages, German sauerkraut, etcetera. As noted in the previous post, the very German bratwurst is popular in Ohio as in Wisconsin. I... »
Starting at 6 a.m. on Monday, April 16, Baltimore’s newest Inner Harbor restaurant, Corner Bakery Cafe, will offer a free mug and coffee for the year to the first 100 guests who visit. The cafe is located at 500 E. Pratt St. across from the National Aq... »
I’d like to thank Right Coast Conservative Julie Brewington for both tipping me off to a Gazette article by Erin Cox and adding her own two cents to it. In turn, I’m going to pile on. Stemming back to her days as a candidate for state office as an unsu... »
North Dakota's European-American population has contributed many Scandinavian, German and Russian recipes to the state's culinary background. Take the Russo-German population: Germans from Russia and Ukraine who immigrated to the Great White North sta... »
The Anne Arundel County Democratic Central Committee is hosting their Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner on Thursday, April 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Michael's Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie. The featured speaker is the Hon. Doug Gansler. Tickets are $55. Plant lo... »
