Ben Kramer
If Montgomery County leaders are serious about transparency in government, land use development would be a good place to start.
The bi-county water and sewer utility is a sprawling organization with 1,700 employees that receives very little public scrutiny.
Kramer was a successful businessman and longtime political leader who saw two of his children follow him into political service.
Members of the General Assembly, animal rights advocates and labor activists protested on Friday outside a Rockville building that will soon serve as the…
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