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Press releases from: July 2019

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Van Hollen, Cardin Announce $90,000 for Bay Bridge Airport Environmental Study
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Van Hollen, Benson Welcome Home Recently Pardoned Marylander Curtis Brooks
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Van Hollen, Udall, Leahy Request GAO Investigation into Full Costs, Legal Compliance for Trump Fourth of July Event
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Van Hollen and Markey Introduce Legislation to Create a National Climate Bank
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Van Hollen, NOAA designates new national marine sanctuary in Maryland
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Van Hollen, Cardin Announce More than $1.5 Million for STEM Programs at Morgan State University
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Van Hollen, Congressional Black Caucus Team Up to Push for Woodson Medal of Honor
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Van Hollen Introduces Bill to Authorize Honorary Promotion of Bethesda Veteran Charles McGee
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Van Hollen, Senators Demand Answers from HUD for Hiring Eric Blankenstein

Press releases from: June 2019

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Van Hollen, Senators: Census Should Stay on Schedule, Omit Citizenship Question
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Van Hollen, Cardin Announce New Legislation to Support Programs that Provide Summer Jobs for Young People
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Van Hollen Statement on Passage of Annual Defense Bill
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Van Hollen, Toomey Otto Warmbier BRINK Act Passes Senate as Part of NDAA Bill
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Van Hollen, Cardin Introduce Resolution Honoring Slain Marylander Alex Villamayor, Calling for Justice and Accountability
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Van Hollen, Senators Introduce Legislation to Stop Trump Administration Proposal to End Protections for Homeless Transgender People
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Approaching First Anniversary of Mass Shooting at Capital Gazette, Maryland Senators Renew Call for Gun Safety Legislation
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Maryland Members Meet with FAA, Urge Action on Ongoing Noise Issues
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Van Hollen Statement on Border Supplemental
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Van Hollen Presents Far-Reaching Economic Proposals at EPI’s Taxing the (Very) Rich Conference
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Van Hollen, Senate Colleagues Call for Investigation at USDA Amid Reports of Scientific Data Suppression