Now that President Trump has approved the first of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s FEMA requests in the wake of last month’s flooding, another flood will begin – this one involving paperwork.
Though it will only kick in for families who have an annual income of less than $150,000 – and only after other grants and scholarships have been tapped out – the new community college funding bill Republican Gov. Larry Hogan signed last month is being lauded as an important step forward for Maryland.
Although a civil rights advocacy group is praising the passage of a Maryland bill that will allow criminals to expunge certain felony offenses, questions remain about the law's implications.
