ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- The Maryland African American Tourism Council plans to honor U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski with the 2012 Harriet Ross Tubman Lifetime Achievement Award.
Mikulski, the first non-African American award winner, will be honored at a Friday morning ceremony in Annapolis.
The senator supported legislation to establish the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Historical Park in Dorchester County.
Mikulski, a Democrat, is recognized for securing nearly $1 million in federal funds to create the park.
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4 comments:
for being able to eat more than anyone else at the table...
Thats about all she has accomplished, her an norm conway make a great team
I have to give it to Sen.Mikulski, she has been very good at securing federal funds for the state of Md.She has done more for the port of Baltimore than anyone since Helen Bentley.
"Secure" or extort?
I don't know if I could ever compare Barbara Mikulski to Helen Bentley. No one has ever commanded a room full of ass'es and elephants like Bentley...my Dad would say this often.
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