Marylanders Say Goodbye To Schaefer In Annapolis, Baltimore
Thousands took time to honor a man who changed this state and this city forever: former mayor and governor William Donald Schaefer.
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Thousands took time to honor a man who changed this state and this city forever: former mayor and governor William Donald Schaefer.
A panel working on ethics reforms in Prince George's County is considering the creation of a public watchdog office, requiring annual ethics training for employees and establishing an anonymous tip line.
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It will be like nothing Maryland has ever seen. We have new details on the funeral services for William Donald Schaefer.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he's planning a 10-day trade mission to Asia.
The funeral for William Donald Schaefer will draw leaders from across the state and the country. One of the people set to speak at the service is former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume. Mfume says Schaefer had a work ethic that he had never seen before, and hasn't seen since.
A top House Democrat is taking legal steps to force the names of political donors to be disclosed.
It will be a funeral fit for a king. More information has been released about the services for former Governor and Mayor William Donald Schaefer.
Political bigwigs and close personal friends plan to eulogize William Donald Schaefer at his funeral next week.
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William Donald Schaefer, the man who singlehandedly transformed the state of Maryland and who served as mayor, governor and comptroller, has died at the age of 89.
More and more tributes are coming in for William Donald Schaefer. Schaefer knew a lot of big wigs, but he preferred the "regular folks."
William Donald Schaefer had the ability to think big and, at the same time, worry about the small details of city life, like getting potholes filled. His public service motto was "Get it done," and boy, did he.
Former city councilman Joseph T. "Jody" Landers III is expected to launch his bid for mayor on Wednesday.
Maryland officials share their memories of Maryland Gov. William Donald Schaefer.
