The Maryland Public Policy Institute
Baltimore's Road to Pension Reform Begins NowBy Christopher B. Summers Published on Thursday, May 23, 2013 The Maryland Public Policy Institute today issued the following statement in advance of the Baltimore City Council’s hearings on Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s pension reform plan. Read More » |
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Study: About 6% of state employees make six figuresOriginally published in the Daily RecordBy Meg Tully | MarylandReporter.com Published on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Maryland Reporter’s third annual report on state salaries found that 5,663 state employees pulled in $100,000 or greater in 2012 — about 6 percent of total state employees. Read More » |
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How to cut federal spendingOriginally published in the Herald-MailBy Thomas A. Firey Published on Wednesday, May 08, 2013 Sequestration is beginning to inflict real pain on America; so say government spokesmen and special interest groups inside the Beltway. Read More » |
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'Cards', a good deal, Md. saysOriginally published in the Baltimore SunBy David Zurawik | Baltimore Sun Published on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 Filming of the second season of the Netflix production "House of Cards" began in the Baltimore area Monday, and with it came an announcement from Gov. Martin O'Malley that the first season of the political thriller starring Kevin Spacey had brought $140 million in economic impact and 2,200 jobs to the state. Read More » |
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Under Caprio, RI Pension Fund Paid Among Lowest Fees in USOriginally published in GoLocalProvBy Kate Nagle |GoLocalProv Published on Friday, April 19, 2013 Rhode Island paid among the lowest pension fund investment management fees in the country in 2010 under General Treasurer Frank Caprio, according to a report issued by the Maryland Public Policy Institute Read More » |
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