By Barry Rascovar
For MarylandReporter.com
When
legislators finished the 2013 General Assembly session in April, they
patted themselves on the back for putting the state on a glide path to
wipe out Maryland’s long-running structural deficit in the next budget.
Think again.
That deep, dark fiscal hole has returned big-time.
This month’s fiscal prediction by the Department of Legislative Services projects
a structural imbalance by next June 30 of over half a billion dollars
with nearly as much red ink the following year. It’s a stunning
reversal.
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