Senators Cardin (far L) and Mikulski honor Maryland Teachers of the Year. The Maryland Teacher of the Year program recognizes exemplary educators in each of the 24 jurisdictions across the state. Senator Cardin is committed to ensuring Maryland's teachers have the tools and training they need to provide a first-class education to their students.

Senator Cardin announced the selection of Baltimore by the U.S. Small Business Administration to participate in the SBA's new Emerging 200 program. This program targets inner-city businesses in 11 cities across the United States and provides them with the training and resources they need to succeed and grow.

From R to L, Senator Cardin, Gaylord CEO Collin Reed, Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson, Senator Barbara Mikulski, National Harbor developer Milt Petersen, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, Prince George's County Council Vice Chair Marilynn Bland, Maryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown, and Gaylord National General Manager Sheldon Suga.