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1-0 Mia Ellis on Fighting From the Inside
Baltimore's own Mia "Killer Bee" Ellis joins us at Center Maryland for a conversation about her fighting style and representing Baltimore going into her next fight on January 30 against 0-7 Myasia Oglesby.
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Karson Kamenetz with Baltimore County Executive John Olszewski
For the past few months, Center Maryland's Karson Kamenetz has been sitting down with elected officials across the state to discuss current events, their policy platforms, and what sparked their interest in Maryland politics. In today's virtual conversation, Karson is joined by Baltimore County Executive John "Johnny O" Olszewski to talk about his governing priorities, the overarching goal of a transparent government, and the county's COVID-19 response. Join Karson in this conversation with the leader of Baltimore County politics.
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State Sen. Hough, who represents Carroll and Frederick counties, won’t seek reelection

State Sen. Michael Hough, a Republican who represents Carroll and Frederick counties, won’t seek reelection as he instead plans to run for Frederick County executive. Hough, 41, made his announcement Monday with a Facebook post that read: “Today I am announcing my candidacy for Frederick County Executive. We cannot let Frederick County become Montgomery County North with overcrowding, congested roads, high taxes and crime.”

Read More: Carroll County Times

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Brave Voices Brave Choices with Howard County Library CEO Tonya Aikens

Candace returns for this interview with Howard County Library President and CEO Tonya Aikens to discuss the new "Brave Voices Brave Choices" campaign.  This new initiative will replace the iconic "Choose Civility" campaign, which has adorned resident bumpers for over a decade.  Tonya explains why it was necessary to move past the "Choose Civility" frame and tells listeners what they can expect in the months and years ahead from Brave Voices Brave Choices.

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Brave Voices Brave Choices with Howard County Library CEO Tonya Aikens
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