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The Senate Environment, Energy, and Transportation Committee held a hearing this morning at Legislative Hall to address the recent spike in Delmarva Power bills in Delaware. State lawmakers spoke directly with Delmarva Power representatives to discusss ongoing cost concerns. Tune in tonight at 6 for the full story.
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"Lower Electric Bills Now"; State Representatives and Neighbors Advocate Against Rising Electric Bill Rates
Maryland's Freedom Caucus launched a "Lower Electric Bills Now" energy platform Thursday, targeting rising electric bill rates across the state. Neighbors across Maryland are also continuing to fight back against the rising rates.
Maryland Weighs New Sugary Drink Tax
HB1469, dubbed the Sugary Beverage Distributor Tax or the For Our Kids Act, was introduced this month in the State’s General Assembly with the goal of raising almost $500 million in taxes a year
Maryland Expands Efforts to Control Invasive Blue Catfish in Chesapeake Bay
Maryland's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is enlisting the help of charter boat captains and commercial watermen in a new effort to control the growing population of invasive blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay.
Maryland Approves First State Park for Wicomico County
On Wednesday the Maryland Board of Public Works approved the acquisition of 446 acres of land along the Wetipquin Creek in Tyaskin. The land is planned to be sold to the state by a private owner for $3.3 million dollars.
Momentum Builds to Keep Delaware Skaters on the Ice
As the closure of the Centre Ice Rink in Harrington nears, efforts to find both temporary and permanent solutions to keep Delaware skaters on the ice are gaining traction.