December 9, 2015• Take Action
The American Journal of Preventive Medicine published a study on the impact of Maryland’s
July 27, 2012• News
We participated in a great public forum last night at the Long Branch Community Center to discuss
July 19, 2012• News
Baltimore Business Journal Wednesday, July 18, 2012, 2:59pm EDT by Sarah Gantz, Reporter Maryland
About $14.3 million generated by the 2011 state alcohol tax will be used to expand long-term care
"It worked out exactly as we wanted, that it's being used for these purposes through the regular
February 8, 2012• News
A coalition that pushed an alcohol tax increase last year is calling the tax a success and turning
January 25, 2012• News
Most of the money raised by a 50 percent increase in Maryland’s sales tax on alcohol has been
Gov.Martin O'Malley has proposed $64 million in health programs this year that his administration
September 13, 2011• News
Maryland raised roughly $6 million in added revenue in July from a 50 percent increase in the
July 13, 2011• News
Deputy Director Matt Celentano was interviewed on Mix 106.5 about the alcohol tax, health care and
April 12, 2011• News
"In these times of tough budget problems, other states should do what Maryland did, raise money in
April 12, 2011• Take Action
The Lorraine Sheehan Alcohol Tax Coalition commends the Maryland General Assembly for voting to
April 8, 2011• News
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Two Maryland state senators urged lawmakers on a House committee on Friday
March 30, 2011• News
Budget negotiators will now decide whether to include the sales tax increase in the final spending
March 25, 2011• Take Action
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 24, 2011 In a great victory for public health in Maryland, the Senate
February 24, 2011• News
The evidence is overwhelming: Increasing alcohol taxes is a win-win for the state. They raise
February 21, 2011• News
Special thanks to Ms. Virginia Richardson of Montgomery HealthCare Action and River Road Unitarian
The Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative, run by proponents who successfully pushed for a doubling
February 17, 2011• News
"There are thousands of people disabled people waiting for supplies and services," Ken Capone, the
Montgomery Count Executive Ike Leggett and Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker appeared
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