ANNAPOLIS – In a 4-3 decision Friday, Maryland’s highest court ruled the relatives of a man killed in a car crash can collect $350,000 for the fear he experienced just before smashing into the back of a tractor trailer
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Suburban Washington Voters Tell Politicians To Focus on Schools
ROCKVILLE – As he fed banana slices to his 1-year-old daughter outside Congressional Shopping Center, Dan Dufresne was already looking beyond the Nov
Central Maryland’s Message: Do Your Job, Listen to Voters
BALTIMORE – Voters in Central Maryland run the gamut on what they think the important issues are in November’s elections
Marylanders Concerned About Clinton Scandal, Education
Marylanders say the Clinton-Lewinsky affair is the gravest issue facing Congress, but more than half of the 150 interviewed said they don’t think Congress should take action against the president, a Capital News Service survey reveals
Western Maryland Voters Are Tired of Politics, Politicians
HAGERSTOWN – Frank Ziegler has “never not voted before,” but the 42-year-old steelworker says his perfect voting record will change this fall
Boat Shows Boost Business at Annapolis Stores and Restaurants
ANNAPOLIS – There was something different about the front of Vespucci’s during lunch on Thursday
Exxon Planting Trees in Eastern Shore Refuge – Home to Endangered Squirrel
ANNAPOLIS – Endangered squirrels along the Chesapeake Bay will get forestland for nesting and a small island will get protection from wind and water with a recent pledge from Exxon to plant 16,140 trees
Maryland Congressmen Vote the Party Line on Impeachment Inquiry
WASHINGTON – Maryland congressmen voted along straight party lines Thursday to begin an open-ended impeachment inquiry of President Clinton