Congressman Ruppersberger's E-Newsletter for March, 2008

Congressman Ruppersberger Announces $829,000 for an Extensive Renovation of the Dundalk Armory

The Dundalk Armory was built in 1960 and is in dire need of repair. The roof leaks. The classrooms don't have heat. The kitchen is outdated. The Dundalk Armory is home to two Army units totaling about 300 citizen soldiers. Three quarters of the troops are deployed in Iraq. Read More…

Congressman Ruppersberger's Website Wins Bronze Mouse Award

The Congressional Management Foundation gave top honors to Congressman Ruppersberger's website, www.dutch.house.gov. Read More…

Congressman Ruppersberger is Concerned by New Coast Guard Report Critical of LNG Security Plan

AES Corporation wants to build a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal in Sparrows Point. The Coast Guard report found that AES does not have a security plan, does not appear to be taking security seriously, and assumes the Coast Guard will handle security at taxpayer expense. Congressman Ruppersberger believes an LNG facility is absolutely inappropriate for the Eastside of Baltimore County. Read More…

Congressman Ruppersberger Announces $282,000 for an Integrated Library System for the Blind

The system will be developed at the National Federation of the Blind in Baltimore and will help 1.3 million blind and visually impaired citizens access information when complete. Read More…

March is Women's History Month

In March, we recognize the important contributions of women to our nation's history. Click here to learn more about historical women in Maryland and throughout our nation.