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Harborplace: Opponents of MCB’s $820 million Inner Harbor redevelopment are asking a judge to halt pavilion demolition, warning the site could be left unfinished. The fight intensifies scrutiny of a proposed 25-year property tax break that could save the developer $200 million or more. State Finances: Gov. Wes Moore and legislative leaders will develop a four-year plan to address budget gaps, including a projected $3 billion shortfall in fiscal 2028 and larger deficits in later years. Workforce: Anduril’s planned $3.7 billion shipyard at Sparrows Point could create more than 3,100 jobs by 2034, but the region already lacks welders, including workers qualified for demanding submarine manufacturing. Child Care: Maryland is putting $1.5 million toward expanding home-based child care, a move that could grow provider capacity and support working families.

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Baltimore Yacht Basin plans spring 2027 marina reopening

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Maryland lab supplier shifts PhaseShield gel tube assembly to U.S.

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GreenBrilliance opens White Plains office to deepen Maryland push

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Dr. Refael Aharon says federal Maryland case continues as he advances circularity tech

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Joint Statement from Governor Moore, Senate President Ferguson, House Speaker Peña-Melnyk on Maryland’s Budget Outlook

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Governor Moore and Maryland Department of Labor Announce $1.5M Home-Based Child Care Expansion Program

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