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| Gov. Parris Glendening in June announced another program to help children: a $1.75 million public-private partnership to build accessible playgrounds. Matthew Cavedon, 11, junior spokesman for Boundless Playgrounds, greets him. (Photo courtesy of governor's office) |
Gov. Parris Glendening says he'll funnel another $30 million to early education to help children through these critical years for brain development.
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The governor also pledges to press for more funds for higher education and for his Smart Growth anti-urban
sprawl program and for private school textbooks.
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