ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court Friday overturned a Circuit Court decision and allowed the Maryland physicians’ board to revoke a Baltimore doctor’s medical license without holding a hearing
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State Gains in Highway Funds, But Some Projects Are Overlooked
WASHINGTON – Maryland stands to get a significant boost in federal highway funding under bills being considered by Congress, but important projects are being overlooked
Ideas for State Symbol on Quarter Range From High-Tech to Hardshell
WASHINGTON – Think of the state of Maryland and you think of — a strand of DNA?
That’s one of the things that comes to mind for Montgomery County Executive Douglas M
Man Who Saved Boy After Lightning Strike Shuns Hero Label
ANNAPOLIS – Bill Knode choked up Wednesday as he spoke to the man who had been his son’s heart for 15 minutes
Congress Clears $12 Million for Maryland Water Restoration Projects
WASHINGTON – The House and Senate have agreed on a proposal to give Maryland $12 million for water restoration projects in fiscal 1999, including $8
Harford Development Question Won’t Appear on Ballot
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court ruled Tuesday that Harford County voters will not decide if development should be banned in the county for a year
Fate of Speed Humps Won’t Go to Voters
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County voters won’t get to decide on the fate of speed humps
Nutria Eradication Bill Passes House, Given Good Chance of Passing Senate
WASHINGTON – The House has passed a bill that would give Maryland $2
MaryPIRG Says 16 Maryland School Districts Using Toxic Pesticides
BALTIMORE – As many as 16 school districts in Maryland use one or more toxic pesticides believed to cause health problems in children, according to a report released Tuesday by MaryPIRG, the Maryland Public Interest Research Group