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Showing posts with label economic development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economic development. Show all posts
Saturday, December 20, 2014

House of Delegates Committee Rosters, MD Congressmen Split on Cromnibus & Business Leaders Launch Purple Line Effort

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Friends, this may be one of the final few "Juiceblenders" I publish before being sworn into the General Assembly in January. Afte...
Sunday, December 2, 2012

JuiceBlender: Jamie Raskin Flashmob & Mustard, Garagiola & Hixson Seek MoCo VFW Slots, Doug Duncan: Purple Line Foe?

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Below Maryland Juice highlights a few tidbits relating to MoCo politics, starting with a few items regarding Sen. Jamie Raskin's unusua...
Tuesday, May 1, 2012

JuiceBlender: 2014 Attorney General Candidates, Martin O'Malley On Tour, Marriage Equality Brings Big Bucks & More

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Below Maryland Juice presents a random blend of tidbits from recent political news. We begin with an early peek at Maryland's 2014 Atto...
Thursday, March 22, 2012

MoCo Executive Ike Leggett Seeks $900K Tax Break for Lockheed Martin // ACT NOW: No New Jobs Projected!

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UPDATE: A local activist points out that the County Council has scheduled public hearings on these budget proposals at 100 Maryland Avenue,...
Wednesday, February 29, 2012

MoCo's Battle Over Building Height Limits // Maryland Juice Makes Cameo Appearance at Rockville City Council Hearing

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UPDATE: A reader provides more context to the development battles in Rockville, by way of a recent Gazette article . The City Council is cu...
Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Governor Martin O'Malley: Maryland Created Eight Times More Private Sector Jobs Than Virginia in 2011

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The O'Malley-Brown campaign team sent out an email today firing the latest shot in the Maryland vs. Virginia battle . It seems Maryland...
Thursday, November 17, 2011

Alternative Energy Startup Company Quietly Leaves Montgomery for Howard County // While You Were Sleeping....

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We need vision, not more kooky trickle-down corporate welfare As Maryland and local government policymakers turn to old ways of propping u...