Pr. George’s mulls another hospital deal from state

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The state of Maryland is waiting to hear whether Prince George’s officials will accept recent concessions it has made on a plan to save the county’s cash-strapped hospital system, a spokeswoman for the lieutenant governor told The Examiner on Tuesday night.

SamanthaKappalman made the comments after Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, Prince George’s County Executive Jack Johnson, County Council Chair Camille Exum, and other state officials met for the second consecutive day in Annapolis.

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