ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate is expected to approve a gay marriage bill Thursday evening, once debate resumes on a measure that would ultimately make Maryland the sixth state to recognize same-sex matrimony.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., D-Calvert/Prince George’s counties, cut off debate after about 90 minutes of impassioned pleas from both sides of the highest-profile social issue in the General Assembly this session.
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