As Democrats seek to override his executive order forcing Maryland’s public schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes, Republican Gov. Larry Hogan pledged Wednesday to fight back with a referendum. Democratic lawmakers are advancing a bill that returns the decision of when to start…
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In fight with legislature, Gov. Hogan endorses referendum on Maryland public schools starting after Labor Day
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