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01/17/07
Sworn in today as Maryland’s 61st governor, Martin O’Malley called for “one Maryland united by our belief in the dignity of every individual.” In the traditional speech after taking the oath of office, the former mayor of Baltimore evoked the memory of George Washington, who resigned his command of the Continental Army at the State House in 1783. Photo no longer available
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The College of Southern Maryland Chamber Singers perform in front of the State House Wednesday morning as part of the Inauguration of Gov. Martin O'MalleyFind Us On Facebook
“My friends, like Washington, we find ourselves living here in Maryland during another time marked by peril and prosperity,” he said. “Some of the perils we face — budget deficits, polluted waters, drug addiction and crumbling infrastructure — are of our own recent making. Other...
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