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Credit: The Joint Commission on Pensions met on Thursday afternoon to better understand the types of holdings the state has in Russia and to discuss next steps “to make sure that Maryland is not contributing to an international crisis,” said Sen. Sarah Elfreth (D-Anne Arundel), co-chair of the committee. (Screenshot Courtesy via Zoom)

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