BALTIMORE – For 20 years, Mary Holmes lived on the third floor of 1058 Argyle Ave
Md., Va., D.C. Set New Bay Clean-Up Goals
WASHINGTON – The Chesapeake Bay states will form an independent scientific panel to gauge progress on and give advice about cleaning up the waterway, with Maryland taking the lead, Gov
Kratovil Claims 1st District Victory — Finally
CENTREVILLE – The long battle for Maryland’s 1st Congressional District ended in dueling news conferences Tuesday, with the Democratic state’s attorney, Frank Kratovil, embracing victory in front of the Queen Anne’s County Court House in Centreville
Voters Brave Long Lines to Pass Relief
WASHINGTON – Voters waiting more than an hour in line, finding they are not registered in the system, submitting absentee and provisional ballots by the thousands — that’s typical, said Baltimore County Election Director Katie Brown
Jewish Celebrants Embrace Eco-Friendly Foods
WASHINGTON – Many of Maryland’s Jewish residents are keeping kosher and keeping up with the latest food trend this High Holiday season –buying eco-friendly, organic and locally grown kosher staples, a movement some are calling ‘eco-kosher
Economic Picture Worsens for Poor Marylanders, Study Says
WASHINGTON – Middle- and low-income Marylanders struggled even during the state’s strong economic growth in recent years, and their situations are likely to worsen in the coming months, according to a study released Friday
Maryland Delegation Electrified by Obama Acceptance Speech
DENVER – After four days of early morning pep rallies, late night receptions hosted by Maryland’s top political players and arena speeches by the biggest names in Democratic politics, expectations burgeoned for Maryland’s convention delegates awaiting their nominee’s acceptance speech
Maryland Democrats React to McCain’s Surprise Vice Presidential Pick
DENVER ? Less than 24 hours after Sen