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Fund, Education omen Voters of Maryland of Voters omen League of W of League is produced as a public service by service public a as produced is When You Go To Annapolis To Go You When SENATE COMMITTEES HOUSE OF DELEGATES COMMITTEES HEALTH & GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS (HGO) Miller Senate Office Building House Office Building Room 241 410-841-3770 301-858-3770 11 Bladen Street, Annapolis 6 Bladen Street, Annapolis Prendergast, Shane (D-13) Bromwell, Erica M. (D-8) (Numbers indicate legislative districts) (Numbers indicate legislative districts) Chair Vice Chair Angel, Angela (D-25) Morales, Marice (D-19) Barron, Erek L. (D-24) Morgan, Matt (R-29A) APPROPRIATIONS (APP) BUDGET & TAXATION (B&T) Cullison, Bonnie (D-19) Pena-Melyk, Joseline (D-21) Suite 3, West Wing 410-841-3690 301-858-3690 Room 121 410-841-3407 301-858-3407 Hayes, Antonio (D-40 ) Platt, Andrew (D-17) Kasemeyer, Edward (D-12) Madaleno, Richard (D-18) McIntosh, Maggie (D-43 ) Gaines, Tawanna P. (R-36) Hill, Terri L. (D-12A ) Rosenberg, Samuel (D-41) Chair Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Kelly, Ariana (D-16) Saab, Sid (R-33) Currie, Ulysses (D-25)) Guzzone, Guy J. (D-13) Barmes, Ben (D-21) Korman, Marc (D-16) Kipke, Nicholaus R (R-31B) Sample-Hughes, Sheree (D-37A) DeGrange, James Ed (D-32) King, Nancy J. (D-39) Beitel, Weldell R. (R-1A) Krim , Carol L. (D-3A) Krebs, Susan (R-5A) Szeliga, Kathy (R-7) Eckhadt, Adelaide (R-37) Manno, Roger (D-19) Carozza, Mary Beth (R-38C) Lam, Clarence (D-12) McDonough, Pat (R-7) West, Chris (R-45) Edwards, George C. (D-3A) McFadden, Nathaniel J. (D-45) Chang, Mark S. (D-32) Lierman,m Brooke Elizabeth (D-46) Metzger, Ric (R-6) Young, Karen Lewis (D-3A) Ferguson, Bill (D-46)) Peters, Douglas J. (D-23) Ciliberti, Barry S. (R-4) McConkey, Tony (R-33) Miele, Christian (R-8) Serafini, Andrew A. (R-2) Ghrist, Jefferson L. (R-36) McKay, Mike (R-1C) Staff: Phillip Anthony, Erika Schissler, Matthew Bennett Grammer, Jr., Robin L. (R-6) Miller, Aruna (D-15) Staff: Erin Hopwood, Lisa Simpson, Linda L. Stahr Gutierrez, Ana Sol (D-18) Reznik, Kirill (D-39) Haynes, Keith E. (D-44A) EDUCATION, HEALTH & Sophocleus, Ted (D-32) JUDICIARY (JUD) Hettleman, Shelly (D-11) Valentino-Smith, Geraldine (D-23A) Room 101 410-841-3488 301-858-3488 ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS (EHEA) Jackson, Michael A. (D-27B) Vogt, David (R-4B) Vallario, Joseph F. (D-23B) Dumais, Kathleen (D-15) Suite 2, West Wing 410-841-3661 301-858-3661 Jones, Adrienne A. (D-10) Young, Pat (D-44B) Conway, Joan Carter (D-43) Pinsky, Paul G. (D-22) Chair Vice Chair Chair Vice Chair Staff: Hannah Dier, Matthew Jackson,Jody Sprinkle, Dana Tagalicod Anderson, Curt (D-43) Morham, Dan (D-11) Bates, Gail (R-9)) Salling, Johnny Ray (R-6) Atterbeary, Vanessa (D-13) Parrott, Neil C. (R-2A) ECONOMIC MATTERS (ECM) Kagan, Charyl C. (D-17) Simonaire, Bryan W. (R-31) Cluster, Joe (R-8) Proctor, Susie (D-27A) Nathan-Pulliam Shirley (D-44) Waugh, Steve (R-29) Room 231 410-841-3519 301-858-3519 Conaway, Jr, Frank (D-40) Queen, Pam (D-14) Robinson, Barbara(D-21) Young, Ronald N. (D-3) Davis, Dereck E. (D-25) Jameson, Sally Y. (D-28) Glass, Glenn (R-34A) Rey, Deborah (R-29B) Zucker, Craig (D-14) Chair Vice Chair Kittleman, Trent (R-9A) Sanchez, Carol (D-47B) Staff: Sara C. Fidler, Ryane Necessary Adams, Christopher T. (R-37B) Howard, Seth (R-30B) Malone, Michael E. (R-33) Snydor, Charles (D-44B) Arentz, Steve (R-36) Impallaria, Rick (R-7) McComas, Susan K. (R-34B) Gibson, Angela C. (D41) Aumann, Susan L. (R-42B) Kramer, Ben (D-19) Moon, David (D-20) Lewis, Jazz M. (D-24) FINANCE (FIN) Barkley, Charles (R-42B) Lisanti, Mary Ann (D-34A) Suite 3, East Wing 410-841-3677 301-858-3677 Branch, Talmadge (D-45) Mautz, Johnny (R-37B) Staff: Douglas Nestor; Lauren Nestor; Claire Rossmark Middleton, Thomas (D-28) Astle, John C. (D-30) Brooks, Benjamin (D-10 ) Miller, Warren E. (R-9A) Chair Vice Chair Carey, Ned (D-31A) Valderrama, Kris (D-26) WAYS & MEANS (W&M) Benson, Joanne C. (D-24) Klausmeier, Katherine (D-8) Clippinger, Luke (D-46) Waldstreicher, Jeff (D-18) Feldman, Brian J. (D-15) Mathias, Jim (D-38) Room 131 410-841-3469 301-858-3469 Fisher, Mark N.(R-27C) Wilson, C.T. (D-28) Kaiser, Anne R. (D-14) Turner, Frank S. (D-13) Hershey, Jr., Stephen S. (R-36) Oaks, Nathaniel T. (D-41) Frick, Bill (D-16) Fennell, Diana M. (D-47A) Jennings, J.B. (R-7) Reilly, Edward R. (R-33) Chair Vice Chair Glenn, Cheryl D. (D-45) Sheila Hixson (D-20) Rosapepe, James C. (D-21) Staff: Laura Atas, Sally M Guy, Robert Smith Chair Emeritus Staff: Tamela Burt, Patrick Carlson, David Smulski Afzali, Kathy (R-4A) Patterson, Edith J. (D-28) ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORTATION (E&T) Barnes, Darryl (D-25) Reily, Teresa (R-35E) JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS (JPR) Room 251 410-841-3990 301-858-3990 Buckel, Jason C. (R-1B) Rose, April (R-5) Suite 2, East Wing 410-841-3623 301-858-3623 Barve, Kumar (D-17) Stein, Dana M. (D-11) Ebersole, Eric (D-12A) Shoemaker, Haven (R-5B) Zirkin, Bobby A. (D-11) Kelley, Dleores G. (D-10) Chair Vice Chair Ali, Bilal (D-40) Simonaire, Meagan C (R-31-B) Chair Vice Chair Anderton, Jr. , Carl (R-38B) Jacobs, Jay A. (R-36) Hornberger, Kevin B. (R-35A) Tarlau, Jimmy (D-47A) Brochin, Jim (D-42) Norman, Wayne (R-36) Beidle, Pamela (D-32) Jalisi, Jay (D-10) Howard, Carolyn J.B. (D-24) Walker, Jay (D-26) Cassilly, Bob (R-34) Ramirez, Victor (D-47) Carr, Al (D-18) Knotts, Tony (D-26)) Long, Bob (R-6) Washington, Alonzo T. (D-22) Hough, Michael (R-4) Ready, Justin (R-5) Cassilly, Andrew (R-35B) Lafferty, Stephen (D-42A) Luedtke, Eric (D-14 ) Washington, Mary (D-43) Lee, Susan C. (D-16) Smith, Jr, William J. (D-20) Flanagan, Bob (R-9B) Lewis, Robbyn (D-46) Mosby, Nick J(D-40) Wilkins Jheanelle K. (D-20) Muse, C. Anthony (D-26) Folden, William (R-3B) McCray, Cory V. (D-45) Staff: April Morton, Elizabeth Bayly, Sandy Popp, Fraser-Hidalgo, David (D-15) McMillan, Herb (R-30A) Staff: Stanford Ward, Kelsey -Anne Fung, Charity Scott Jamie Lancaster Frush, Barbara A. (D-21) Otto, Charles James (R-38A) Gilchrist, Jim (D-17) Robinson, Shane (D-39) Healey, Anne (D-22) Wivell, Wiliam (R-2A) All Committees have both 410-841-xxxx Holmes, Jr., Marvin (R-23B) Clark, Gerald W. (R-29C) and 301-858-xxxx phone numbers. Staff: Cristen Flynn; Laura P. Lodge; T. Patrick Tracy THE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS SENATORS BY DISTRICT STATE OFFICIALS The state is divided, on the basis of population, into 47 legislative Dist. Committee Room Phone Ext. EXECUTIVE BRANCH districts, each of which elects one senator and three delegates to GOVERNOR the General Assembly. Some of the legislative districts cross 1 Edwards, George C. (R) B&T 323J 3565 Lawrence J. Hogan, Jr.- 100 State Circle, Annapolis, MD 2 Serafini, Andrew A. (R) B&T 402J 3903 21401 410-974-3901/1-800-811-8336 county lines, particularly in the rural areas. Some legislative dis- 3 Young, Ronald (D) EHEA 301J 3575 LT. GOVERNOR tricts are subdivided into three single-member or one single- 4 Hough, Michael (R) JPR 403J 3704 Boyde K. Rutherford - 100 State Circle, Annapolis , MD member and one two-member legislative districts. In a 5 Ready, Justin (R) JPR 414J 3683 21401 410-974-2804/1-800-811-8336 legislative district containing more than two counties, no county 6 Salling, Johnny Ray (R) EHEA 416J 3587 ATTORNEY GENERAL may have more than one delegate residing in it.
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    Commemorative March of the 100th Anniversary of the Suffrage March of 1913 Saturday, February 23, 2013 Overlea Community on Belair Road, Maryland Commemorative March in Overlea Celebrates the 100th Anniversary of the Suffrage March of 1913 Event Hosts The Overlea COmmuniTy associaTiOn ~ The naTural history socieTy Of maryland ~ hOnOrary ChairpersOn sen. KaTherine Klausmeier The Overlea community hosts the commemorative march Saturday, February 23, 2013 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Suffrage March of 1913. The event honors the women who marched and fought for voting rights; their hard work culminating in 1920 when the nineteenth amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote. In 1913, as a group of suffragists marched from New York City to Washington, D.C., they stopped in Overlea before entering Baltimore City. The 2013 Commem- orative March begins at the Overlea Fullerton Community Center on Belair Road, it spans three blocks and ends at the Natural History Society of Maryland. The venue is the site of Overlea’s original town hall and where the 1913 suffrag- ettes spoke to the community. Yellow National and local women’s organizations, along with community ad- Commemorative vocates, leaders and elected officials join the march. Honorary Chair- Sash worn by person is State Senator Katherine Klausmeier. She is joined by other the Marchers at Overlea, Maryland – leaders of the community in welcoming the marchers. February 23, 2013. Marchers wear yellow shoulder to hip sashes as the marchers did in 1913. Saturday, February 23, 2013 Commemorative March of the 100th Anniversary of the Suffrage March of 1913 Overlea Community on Belair Road, Maryland p a rT i C i pa n T s , C O m m u n i T y l e a d e r s , O r g a n i z aT i O n s a n d B u s i n e s s e s p r O g r a m m e HONORARY CHAIRPERSON Cathy Bevins, Baltimore County Councilwoman Colonel Kim Ward, one of the highest-ranking St.