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Kittleman plans to run in '06 for county executive
Tuesday, 28 October 2003
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Birthday buddies
Tuesday, 21 October 2003
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Partisanship Trickles Down to Ellicott City
Sunday, 01 June 2003
Councilman Kittleman opposed 30% Tax Increase; Coventional Wisdom has Kittleman representing GOP in County Executive race in 2006.
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Robey rejects bill to control development
Thursday, 14 March 2002
Provision of measure would hurt 'average citizen,' he says; First veto of his term; Republican says action shows 'failure to communicate'
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Zoning reform panel mulled
Sunday, 13 May 2001
Kittleman and Merdon suggest forming a committee to address concerns about the procedures before the Zoning Board, Board of Appeals and the Planning Board.
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Bob Kittleman Scholarship Fund

When Senator Robert Kittleman passed away on September 11, 2004, he left a legacy of public service from the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s to the 22 years he served in the Maryland General Assembly.

Senator Kittleman worked to ensure that all Marylanders would have an opportunity to get an excellent education.  He said that "education is the great equalizer."  Senator Kittleman recognized that regardless of your income level, race, sex or ethnicity, with an education, every person can determine his or her destiny. 

It is for this reason that the Kittleman family formed the Bob Kittleman Scholarship Fund.  Please consider contributing to the Fund to help students get an opportunity to further their education.

 

[Sunday, January 16, 2005, Allan Kittleman was the keynote speaker at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Howard County Holiday Commission Celebration held at the Smith Theatre at Howard Community College. He used this opportunity to honor the work of his father, the late Senator Robert Kittleman, in the civil rights movement. To read his remarks, click here.]