Officials in Maryland to remember longtime Senate president

Officials in Maryland will be sharing memories of the nation’s longest-serving state Senate president, Thomas V. Mike Miller. Visitation by invite only due to COVID-19 restrictions is scheduled for Friday in the rotunda of the Maryland State House, where Mr. Miller’s body is lying in repose. He died at the age of 78, last week, due to cancer. He was a state legislator for 50 years.

Officials in Maryland to remember longtime Senate president

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