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MARYLAND STATE POLICE DUI PATROLS TO BE DEPLOYED IN EVERY COUNTY THIS WEEKEND

(Pikesville, MD) -- Maryland State Police Superintendent Colonel Marcus L. Brown has ordered the deployment of additional State Police DUI enforcement efforts in each county beginning today to coincide with the increase in drinking and driving that occurs as a result of St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Important Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP) News

By Curtis L. Coy

Colleagues and Fellow Veterans,

Many of you have heard about some changes in the VRAP program so I thought it might be useful to try and provide you with some direct information.

PRIDE to hold benefit horse ride and concerts in London

 

 

LONDON, KY - You are invited to ride your horse, camp, hear concerts and shop while raising money to benefit the environment of Southern and Eastern Kentucky.

"We're all ready for spring weather, and the Ride for PRIDE Benefit will be outdoor fun for everyone, from horse enthusiasts to music lovers to shopaholics," said Tammie Wilson of PRIDE, the nonprofit holding the event.

Kentucky chamber of commerce - Take Action: Support P3 legislation and academic standards

Warren Rogers

Every state bordering Kentucky already has a P3 law

With less than three weeks remaining until the General Assembly begins their veto recess, time is running short to pass HB 407, legislation to authorize public-private partnerships in Kentucky.

Left: Warren Rogers, president of W. Rogers Company and co-chair of the Chamber's P3 coalition, testified in support of the legislation last week.

Secretary Grimes Helps Induct Inaugural Class of Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame

Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes

 

On Wednesday, Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes greeted and helped honor the inaugural class of the Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame. The organization inducted 27 veterans into the hall of fame in a ceremony in Frankfort.

 

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