ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s athletes will be roaming the halls of government Tuesday demanding that the Legislature decide which sports the state should recognize as its own:
* Jousting, which has held the honor exclusively since 1962
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N.J. Governor Talks Advises Midshipmen on Moral Leadership
ANNAPOLIS – Touting her administration’s accomplishments in New Jersey, Gov
Norton Introduces Bill to Eliminate Tax Exemptions For Special Interests
WASHINGTON – Tax exemptions enjoyed by three dozen special- interest groups that have offices in the District would be eliminated under a bill introduced Thursday by D
Ecker Wants Tipton Airport Option if Liability Is Addressed
ANNAPOLIS – Howard County’s on again, off again relationship with Tipton Airport is on again – sort of
Lawyers Launch Second Appeal in Breach of Promise Case
ANNAPOLIS – Rejected earlier this month for pursuing what the Court of Special Appeals called a “breach of promise to marry” suit, lawyers for a Montgomery County woman spurned by her fiance have asked Maryland’s highest court to review their case
High School Assessment Tests Are A Go, But Md. PTA Says Stop
BALTIMORE – Calling it a work in progress, the Maryland State Board of Education Wednesday approved a design and tentative calendar for high school competency testing
Controversial VEIP Test Participation Lowest Where Air Is Worst
At the three-lane vehicle emissions inspection station in Calvert County last week, Dennis Noonan rounded a tree-lined corner and headed straight for the dynamometer test
Court Rules Parents Not Responsible for Adult Son’s Accident
ANNAPOLIS – Although they gave him the car, the parents of an adult son who swerved into oncoming traffic and crashed into another driver cannot be held accountable for the accident, the Maryland Court of Appeals said in a unanimous ruling Friday
College Students Graduate to Full-Time Positions on Campus
ANNAPOLIS – Anthony D’Antonio remembers what it was like to wait for an acceptance letter from Salisbury State University