Both the Maryland House and Senate felt so far ahead of schedule on Friday that the lawmakers took the Easter weekend off, except for some committee work.
The 90-day session will likely end not with a frenetic rush, but with long lulls as members wait for negotiations to wrap up on legislation on which the chambers differ on points small and large.
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