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Governor Considers Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Budget Cuts

House Speaker Michael E. Busch and Gov. Martin O'Malley / Newsline Photo by James K. Sanborn

House Speaker Michael E. Busch (left) and Gov. Martin O'Malley during a Main Street tour of Annapolis businesses earlier in the week. (Newsline photo by James K. Sanborn)

The $400 million in cuts could hit public safety, education and health services, Gov. Martin O'Malley says.

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O'Malley tours Main Street, Annapolis.

Halloween is creeping up. Learn more about the history of the holiday or pick up some ghost stories for the ghoulish night.

"I just don't appreciate the wording in his order because it makes us sound like a crook."

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