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Analysis: Which state agencies made the biggest purchases in 2017?
Morgan State University reported the largest purchases in Maryland in 2017, according to the latest state data.
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From Maryland State Wire
Frederick County to receive over $446,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund
The Frederick County Local Management Board is drawing on past experience to determine how best to apply its share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund as announced by Gov. Larry Hogan's office this month, a local official said during a recent interview.
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From Maryland State Wire
Caroline County to receive more than $613,000 in Children's Cabinet Fund grants
Cooking Matters 2 Generation is one of the programs in Caroline County that will benefit from a share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund as announced by Gov. Larry Hogan's office this month, a local official said during a recent interview.
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From Maryland State Wire
Queen Anne's County to receive over $360,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund
Hopes have been fulfilled in Queen Anne's County, where the Local Management Board will receive a share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund.
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From Maryland State Wire
Carroll County to receive over $500,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund
Young people in Carroll County will be among those who will benefit when the county's Local Management Board receives more than $500,000 of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund.
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From Maryland State Wire
Worcester County to receive more than $800,000 from Children's Cabinet Fund
Worcester County's Local Management Board (LMB) now knows how much it will receive as its share of the almost $20 million in statewide grants from the Children's Cabinet Fund as announced by Gov. Larry Hogan's office this month, a local official said during a recent interview.