WASHINGTON – The education reforms proposed by President Clinton in his State of the Union address are “not going to change the way we do business” in Maryland, said a state school official
New Redskins Owners Are No Major Leaguers in Political Giving
WASHINGTON – At least one tradition is not likely to change with the sale of the Washington Redskins
D.C.-Area Members Respond to Speech
WASHINGTON – Congressional representatives from Maryland’s Washington suburbs, both Democrat and Republican, were united in their praise of President Clinton’s delivery of the State of the Union address Tuesday in the midst of his impeachment trial
Spectators Brave Bitter Weather to View History in Senate
WASHINGTON – One stand-up comic said he was there hoping to get some new material
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Money Issues to Dominate Next Legislative Session
ANNAPOLIS – As state legislators look to the start of the next session Jan
Thanksgiving Means Burial Grounds, Mass Dinners For Some
ANNAPOLIS – Bea Gaddy, an advocate for the homeless, will be helping to prepare dinner for 50,000
Expect Heavy Traffic to Start Early, End Late This Holiday Week
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Madden, Stoltzfus Win Top GOP Senate Seats, Pledge Party Unity
ANNAPOLIS – Republican state senators elected new leaders Tuesday who said they would help unify the minority party