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I am writing on behalf of Accuscribes Transcription Service, LLC. My name is Ivan Bates and I am the senior partner for Bates & Garcia, LLC, Attorneys at Law. My firm has been doing business with Accuscribes and using them to transcribe various statements and recordings since 2006. In the time that I have worked with Accuscribes they have always proven themselves to extremely professional and highly dependable. My business is very fast paced and I have always been able to rely on Accuscribes to work on short notice to complete transcripts, even if it means their employees taking work home over a weekend to meet my needs. Ms. Kelly Taylor of Accuscribes has always been a pleasure to work with ;;md I have been proud to do work with her and the rest of the staff at Accuscribes. I look forward to continuing working with them in the future and give them my highest recommendation. — Ivan Bates

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Goucher Poll finds big changes in race for president in Maryland February 25, 2020
A new Goucher Poll released overnight shows how Marylanders view the work being done in Annapolis.
25 meatless dinner ideas the whole family will enjoy February 25, 2020
Avoiding meat on Fridays this Lent but tired of fish? Try one of these recipes. […]
Women discover ancestors were slaves at Crownsville plantation February 25, 2020
Thanks to a new archaeological breakthrough, they know the exact location where their ancestors ate, slept and tended to their families.
Stocks tumble for second day points as coronavirus fears continue February 25, 2020
U.S. markets were back in the red, adding to their sharp losses Monday amid coronavirus fears.
State board of education stays course on graduation requirements February 25, 2020
Fewer high school students in Maryland received high school diplomas last year, according to numbers just out from the Maryland State Department of Education.

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UB Law offers new professionalism certificate program February 25, 2020
The University of Baltimore School of Law is offering a new certificate in professionalism program this semester, intended to boost students’ résumés by showing they have participated in school events focused on technology skills for lawyers, the business of law and lawyer ethics. Assistant Dean Alyssa Fieo said the goal is to show legal employers that ...
Louis Krauss
Senate gives initial approval to hate crime, hairstyle bias bills February 25, 2020
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate could vote as early as Wednesday on bills that would ease the standard for proving a hate crime and expand Maryland civil rights law’s definition of “race” to include ethnic hairstyles. On Tuesday, senators gave preliminary approval to legislation that would no longer require prosecutors to prove that hate for the ...
Steve Lash
Jones testifies that $577M is needed to remedy HBCU imbalance February 25, 2020
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland House Speaker Adrienne Jones, testifying Tuesday in support of her legislation that would provide $577 million to the state’s four historically black colleges and universities, said long-running litigation over equitable funding for the institutions has gone on long enough. “I agree that it is rare for the legislature to step into ongoin […]
Tim Curtis