Congressman Ruppersberger's E-Newsletter for April, 2008

Congressman Ruppersberger Announces $5.7 Million for BRAC

The federal funding will help prepare the region for the more than 20,000 jobs heading to Maryland through the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process. The money will pay for everything from roads and mass transit to workforce training to health care needs. The funding includes $121,000 for cutting edge training equipment at the Center for Health, Science, and Homeland Security at Anne Arundel Community College. Read More…

Congressman Ruppersberger Nominates Eight Maryland Students to the United States Service Academies

Congressman Ruppersberger proudly announces the nominees for the United States Service Academies from Maryland’s 2nd Congressional District for 2008.

"This impressive group of young people will be our nation's future leaders. They represent the best and brightest of Maryland," said Congressman Ruppersberger. Read More…

Congressman Ruppersberger Announces $310,479 for the Cherry Hill Learning Zone Initiative

The unique partnership between Towson University and the Baltimore City Public Schools improves the economic and educational opportunities for the Cherry Hill community by creating a community-wide network that prepares pre-schoolers for kindergarten, elementary school students for middle and high school, and high school seniors for higher education or direct entry into the workforce. Read More…

April is the Month of the Military Child

April is the "Month of the Military Child". More than 1.7 million American children under the age of 18 have at least one parent serving in the military. This month is a time to recognize their sacrifices and applaud their courage. Click here for more information about programs in Maryland.