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For twenty-five years, Marlowe & Company has provided effective, result-driven representation in Washington, D.C. for government entities and non-profit groups from across the country. Our clients value our distinctive service, which is built on a solid foundation of knowledge, trust, and results.
 

(8/27) What to Expect When Congress Returns from Recess: As Congress prepares to return from its August recess next month, its main order of business will be passage of the nation’s twelve yearly spending bills.  Congressional appropriators worked hard in July on the fiscal year 2011 appropriations measures.  House appropriators advanced all twelve bills through subcommittee and won full House approval of the Military Construction-Veterans and Transportation-Housing bills.  The Senate, meanwhile, moved nine of its bills through subcommittee.  While these developments raised hopes for timely enactment of these necessary measures, Senate appropriators now tell us that they expect most spending bills to be put on hold until the likely November lame-duck legislative session, as both parties await the outcome of federal elections.

- Okaloosa-Walton TDCs Work w/ Marlowe & Company to Combat Oil Spill
 
- The City of Hickory, North Carolina hires Marlowe & Company to assist in Washington, D.C.
 
- M&Co. Helps Havelock Secure Grant to Hire Firefighters
 
- Police, Fire Chiefs Say Plan Will Not Improve Communications
 
- Senate OKs Jobless Benefits After Lone Holdout Relents
 
- With City Loans, Homeowners Go Green Now, Pay Later
 
- Survey Shows Beaches Need $450 in FY 2011
 
- Lobbyists Hitting up Federal Agencies (Marlowe & Company Featured)
 
- Democrats to Unveil Jobs Package; Spending Fight Looms
 
- Howard Marlowe Presents to ASBPA, Calls for Larger Coastal Voice
 
- Black Schools Restored as Landmarks
 
- New Transit-Funding Rules Make Streetcars More Desirable
 
- That Tap Water Is Legal but May Be Unhealthy
 
- An Effort to Spread Green Power to Coasts
 
- M&Co. Report: Cap-and-Trade Bill Comparison
 
- Surf City (NC) Council Unanimously Votes to Renew M&Co. Lobbying Contract
 
- M&Co. Report: Summary of Congressional Hazards Caucus Briefing
 
- Proposed USGS Plan for a National Coastal Program
 
- M&Co. Report: Current Challenges Hindering Climate Change Adaptation
 
- Sidewalks Become City Battlegrounds
 
- Some Agencies Set to Implement Lobbyist Ban
 
- More Projects Return America's Rivers to Their Natural State
 
- K Street Lobbyists Say Latest Restriction to Reduce Registrations
 
- Marlowe & Company Releases FY 2010 Beach Funding Table
 
- Clean Water Laws Are Neglected, at a Cost in Suffering
 
- Howard Marlowe Quoted In New York Times
 
- President's Proposed FY 2010 Budget for Beach Project & Studies
 
- Study: Paying For Lobbyists Pays Off
 
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