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Water Affordability: U.S. water bills climbed 62% from 2015 to 2025, and Maryland was among the states with especially steep increases, according to a new report. Power Generation: Vistra completed its purchase of 10 gas-fired plants, including Maryland’s 740-megawatt Rock Springs facility, adding 5.5 gigawatts of capacity across several markets. Wine Industry: Maryland vineyards are replanting after a spring freeze devastated crops. One winery lost 90% of its grapes after March warmth prompted early budding, followed by April temperatures in the mid-20s. Workforce Development: The Moore administration launched a statewide effort with local technical schools to build a pipeline into skilled trades. Clean Energy: Maryland has committed $200 million for clean power and battery projects as the state looks to address rising electric bills.

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Yannick Schilly’s new book argues industrial firms must transform before crisis hits

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PepUp gives $30,000 to Delmarva trade schools

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Miracle Surrogacy uses ASRM 2026 to deepen industry ties

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UOVO buys Bonsai Fine Arts to expand East Coast footprint

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