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Free Summer Computer Science Program at University of Maryland

The Dept of Computer Science at the University of Maryland, College Park, is sponsoring a program this Summer(2008), for middle and high school students interested in computer science/computer programming. This program is offered at no cost to the student. Information about the program (including online application form) can be found at the program's web site:

http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/passport/webPage/

Application deadline is May 30, 2008.

Tax & Wealth News Brief

Important news from Miles & Stockbridge concerning taxes for Maryland Homeowners.

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Hispanic Commission press release

Governor O’Malley Installs Hispanic Affairs Commission
New Commission expanded, moves to Office of Community Initiatives

Governor Martin O’Malley greeted the members of the new Governor’s Commission on Hispanic Affairs at the State House today and announced changes in the makeup and affiliation of the commission. During a mid morning ceremony in the Governor’s Reception Room, the Governor introduced prominent business woman and former President of the Baltimore Hispanic Business Chamber, Maria Welch, as the new commission chair. Governor O’Malley also announced the movement of the Hispanic Affairs Commission to the Governor’s Office of Community Initiatives, elevating the commission to the executive level.

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Dear Chamber members,

Some of you may have kept up with the State Government’s attempts to shore up its financial deficit through the adoption of slots and others measures. But the recent application of a 6% sales tax to IT services is just unacceptable.  We the Maryland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce oppose the computer services sales tax because it will stifle economic development and damage Maryland’s competitiveness. Regardless of company size or industry sector, Maryland businesses rely on computer services to compete. Imposing a 6 percent sales tax on computer services like web design, network maintenance and custom programming is bad fiscal policy.

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Sen. Cardin SMALL BUSINESS COMMITTEE FIELD HEARING VIDEO PRESIDED BY SEN. CARDIN MD. PARTICIPATING OUR CHAIRMAN MR. RICK MARTINEZ
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  TESTIMONY FROM RICK MARTINEZ, CHAIRMAN OF MDHCC
TESTIMONY FROM CARMEN ORTIZ CEO OF AQUAS INC.
   
JEM ENGINEERING WAS SELECTED AS A NATIONAL TIBETTS AWARD WINNER
   
  SDBC Invitation: Breakfast Reception to Honor Jem Engineering
   


 

   

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