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    • 2016 Fiscal School Budget is $1.1 Billion
    Published December 27, 2014

    School Superintendent for Anne Arundel County revealed a $1.1 billion budget this week. If you are a teacher and you will be moving to Maryland, local moving companies want you to be aware of the 33 new teaching positions that will be available for the 2016 school year in Anne Arundel County. On top of […]

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    School Times: They Are a Changing
    Published December 20, 2014

    If you have moved to Maryland since this past October, keep an ear open for changing school times for your children. In October, a group of residents brought a proposal to the Board of Education that would change school start times, and with local high schools starting class at 7:17 a.m., their concerns are understandable. […]

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    Maryland to Receive Over $500 Million in Federal Cash
    Published December 11, 2014

    The House of Representatives is currently sitting on a bill that would approve $1.1 trillion in federal spending funds, of which roughly $500 million would go to Maryland transportation initiatives. The $1.1 trillion is aimed at keeping the federal government afloat through September of 2015, except for the Department of Homeland Security, a move by […]

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    Maryland Home Prices Continue to Dip
    Published December 5, 2014

    If you are looking to move to Maryland, local moving companies want you to know that now may be the best time to buy. According to a report by RealEstate Business Intelligence, the median sales price for Maryland homes was $230,000. The report also showed that the drop was roughly a four percent decrease since […]

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