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Why Your BGE Bill Keeps Rising — And How Annapolis Created Maryland’s Energy Crisis

Maryland families are opening their utility bills every month and asking the same question: Why is this getting so expensive? more

2026 Legislative Session Update, Scholarship Opportunities And Community Engagement

District 31 delegate LaToya Nkongolo discusses the beginning of the legislative session, scholarship opportunities and the upcoming District 31 meet and greet. more

District 31 Night And Student Art Showcase

A special student-focused event is coming to the Lowe House office building in Annapolis on March 2 from 6:00pm-7:30pm. more

Development On The Golf Course Property

Councilwoman Amanda Fiedler discusses the proposed development where the Severna Park Golf Center is located. more

A Way Forward: County Executive Steuart Pittman’s State Of The County Address

County Executive Steuart Pittman presented his State of the County address via a video and shared a transcript of his message with constituents in his weekly e-newsletter. more

Digging Into The Details

Councilwoman Amanda Fiedler discusses how the saying "the devil is in the details" has applied to recent legislation. more

Phase 2 Redistricting Plan Adopted

A final redistricting plan for the Annapolis, Arundel, Broadneck, Crofton, Severna Park, South River and Southern clusters was adopted by the board during its November 19 meeting. more

Severna Park And Pasadena Residents Gather To Discuss Proposed Cannabis Dispensary

Delegate LaToya Nkongolo discusses a recent community meeting about a retail cannabis dispensary proposed to open in 2026 at 91 Ritchie Highway. more

Revisiting H.R. 1

Delegate Heather Bagnall discusses the impact of H.R. 1. more

The Problem: Maryland Is Running Out of Power

Brian Chisholm explains, "Maryland’s electricity supply is stretched thin and shrinking." more

Letter To The Editor

Ann-Marie Remillard and Christine Davenport, two former leaders of the Anne Arundel County Democratic Party, have sadly passed. more

Should Property Owners Be Fined When Snow Is Left On Sidewalks?

Councilwoman Amanda Fiedler discusses a bill that "as introduced, moves the enforcement of snow and ice removal from sidewalks out of the police department and into the Department of Inspections and Permits." more
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