Maryland lawmakers have opened a limited window for public testimony on redistricting, allowing citizens to voice their opinions on the matter. Additionally, the state has closed a deal with 1/ST Racing to buy the Preakness name, a significant development for the local horse racing industry.
Redistricting Testimony
The public is invited to testify on Maryland redistricting, with lawmakers seeking input from citizens on the issue. This move is seen as an effort to increase transparency and public involvement in the redistricting process.
Preakness Name Deal
The deal to buy the Preakness name is a significant one for Maryland, as it ensures the state’s control over the prestigious horse racing event. The Preakness is a major part of Maryland’s racing heritage, and the deal is seen as a positive development for the local racing industry.
In other news, Baltimore is suing Kratom manufacturers, alleging deceptive marketing practices. The city is seeking to hold the manufacturers accountable for their actions, which are seen as harmful to public health.
Furthermore, Maryland homeowners are being warned about roof scams following severe summer storms. The warning is intended to protect homeowners from fraudulent contractors who may take advantage of them in the aftermath of the storms.
A pollution violation has been issued by the MDE, but the source of the discharge into Stony Run remains unknown. The agency is working to identify the source of the pollution and take corrective action.
Original reporting: Baltimore Fishbowl — read the source article.
