Is anybody really going to notice the state budget cuts likely to be made Wednesday at the Board of Public Works?
From a list of $396 million in potential reductions prepared by his budget secretary, Gov. Martin O’Malley is prepared to propose about $250 million, and then take another $200 million in a projected surplus to make up for the declining revenues predicted early last month.
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