Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith Wednesday congratulated General Assembly members for securing nearly $50 million in state funding for local schools and projects, but said the state?s financial woes bested several priorities.
The Democrat hosted a luncheon in Oregon Ridge park to commend General Assembly members for expanding the state?s criminal DNA database, tightening development in coastal areas and repealing a sales tax on computer services. Smith staffers drafted several key bills, he said.
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