Healthcare Plans See Reductions of Premiums in Maryland for 2019
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday announced a reduction in next year’s insurance premium rates for individual healthcare plans in the state.
The two health insurance providers in the state’s Maryland Health Benefit Exchange — which operates the marketplace consumers use to purchase healthcare under the Affordable Care Act — Kaiser Permanente and CareFirst BlueCross […]
Occurrences
One Maryland, One Book 2018 – Bloodsworth with Tim Junkin
Long before Sarah Koenig's brilliant Serial on NPR or Netflix's award-winning Making a Murderer, which highlighted the importance and use of … [Read More...]
- Eastern Neck Refuge Spared from Closure, but Funding Crunch Continues
- In Leesburg, African-American Elders hold Mixed Views on Confederate Statue
- Legacy of Slavery and Segregation Influences Debate on Talbot Boys Statue
- District One in 2018: A Spy Goes to Harford County to Meet Barry Glassman
- When Things Go Wrong: A Spy Chat with Easton Utilities Crisis Point Person Jim Crowley
- Washington Post: Seafood Company Diluted Chesapeake Blue Crab Meat with Imported Crab
- Supporters Rally to save Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge from Closing
- Spy Poll Results: Chestertown Overwhelmingly Likes Idea of Nonstop Public Transportation to Easton
- Chesapeake Bay’s Dead Zone to Grow this Summer; Breaks with Wave of Good News
- Spy Time with Congressman Andy Harris
- Election 2018: Talbot Republican Forum with County Council Candidates
- Chesapeake Region Unlikely to Meet 2025 Bay Cleanup Goals, Unless it Picks up Pace
Maryland Politics & Policy
House Appropriations Committee Approves Harris Language Repairing H-2B Visa Program
Today, the House Committee on Appropriations is considering the FY19 Homeland Security Appropriations bill. Congressman Andy Harris, M.D. (MD-01) … [Read More...]
- Legislature Passes Bill to Expand Post-Conviction Relief
- Maryland Explores Changing Tolls to Electronic Only
- In-state Tuition Bill aimed at ‘Dreamers’ advances in Maryland
- Hogan’s Nonpublic schools funding gets ‘BOOST’ from Students
- Maryland Schools Need more Physical Education, lawmaker Says
- Resolutions Address Gender Gap in Maryland Businesses
- Maryland Senate Passes Revised Cyber-Bullying Law
- Bill would Criminalize Knowing Failure to Report Child Abuse
- Sponsor of Bill to Legalize Hemp in Maryland Thinks this is the Year
- New Program Allows Dogs to Comfort Children during Witness Testimony
- Annapolis: Bills on Live Video, Pink Hunting Gear, and Organ Transplants
- Meet Candidate Kevin Kamenetz
Town & County Notes
Easton Businesses Support No Matter What. . . You Matter Suicide Prevention Campaign
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) every 13 minutes someone dies by suicide nationally. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention … [Read More...]
- Sukkot Celebration Matched with Concern for the Environment by Rabbi Peter Hyman
- Popular “Tastes of Tilghman” Returns for its 4th Year
- Habitat for Humanity Choptank Breaks Ground in St. Michaels
- Benedictine’s Charity Golf Classic Set for Oct.19
- Upcoming Programming at the Library October 2 to 5
- CBMM Welcomes New Volunteer Docents, Greeters
- Watch Elf Classic Yacht Race Aboard Winnie Estelle
- Christmas in St. Michaels Spreads the Cheer to 2018 Grant Beneficiaries
- No Matter What. . . You Matter Campaign Targets Suicide Prevention
- Taking the Fight Against Parkinson’s Disease to the YMCA
- Commander Charles and Dr. Roberta Stephens MSCF Memorial Fund
- Women & Girls Fund Grant Applications Due by November 1
Chesapeake Ecosystem
Spy Moment: Adkins Arboretum Plays in the Meadow
The weather gods were watching out for Adkins Arboretum last Saturday night for its annual Magic in the Meadow gala; an event far more dependent on … [Read More...]
- Upper Eastern Shore Location to Provide Environmental and Recreation Benefits
- Eastern Neck Refuge Spared from Closure, but Funding Crunch Continues
- Supporters Rally to save Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge from Closing
- FERC Approves PA-to-WV Pipeline
- Life on the Disappearing Edge by Tom Horton
- Back home on their Range: Quail find Refuge on Restored Grassland by Tim Wheeler
- Man-Made Oyster Reef Near Key Bridge is Thriving
- Facing a Finite Future, Smith Islanders put Their Faith in Jetties and God By Jeremy Cox
- Chesapeake Bay’s Dead Zone to Grow this Summer; Breaks with Wave of Good News
- Chesapeake Region Unlikely to Meet 2025 Bay Cleanup Goals, Unless it Picks up Pace
- Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Remains Stable
- Environmental Concern Holds 18th Annual Spring Native Plant Sale
