ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- A measure to help veterans as they transition to the civilian workforce in Maryland has cleared the General Assembly.
Lawmakers gave final passage to the bill Monday. The measure is supported by Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, who is a colonel in the U.S. Army reserves and Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration.
The bill removes certain barriers to employment when veterans make the transition from military service to the civilian workforce.
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Looks like Jim Ireton is going to have the Press Conference where he is going to claim Joe Albero's ideas were his all the time. He said in the Daily Rag that he didn't want to expose those same ideas during the campaign. How original!
ReplyDeletePress Conference
Dear Chamber Members,
Mayor Jim Ireton of Salisbury has announced a press conference on "Doing Business In Salisbury".
The chamber's take on this press conference is that it will be about a new and inspired effort to attract and revitalize business for downtown and surrounding areas of the City of Salisbury.
The press conference will be 1:30pm, Tuesday, April 9th at the Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce Business Center, 144 E. Main Street here in Salisbury.
The chamber is asking as many businesses/owners/operators to attend as possible, so please mark your calendar.
We look forward to a large turnout.
Regards,
Ernie Colburn
SACC Interim Executive Director