WASHINGTON – Halloween night revelers can save a few dollars and possibly a few lives on their ride home this year thanks to a free taxi service provided by an area nonprofit group
Maryland
Bethesda CPA Appointed to UMS Board of Regents
ANNAPOLIS – Michael Gelman wants to repay a debt his check book can’t cover
PWC Sales,600
ANNAPOLIS – Personal watercraft dealers around the state report sluggish sales this year, and blame the stagnant turnover on a cool summer, market saturation and customers’ concerns about money
1st District Candidates Turning To Air Waves
WASHINGTON – Candidates for the 1st District say they plan to nearly drain their treasure chests to pay for a series of television and radio commercials that will run on Baltimore and Salisbury stations
Bay Survey Shows High Concern About Toxic Pollution
ANNAPOLIS – A majority of people responding to a new Chesapeake Bay Foundation survey believes it is more important to strictly enforce current environmental laws than it is to pass stronger, new legislation
Wynn Spends Aggressively, Despite Predictions of Victory
WASHINGTON – Despite predictions from leaders in both major parties that Rep
As Hoyer Turns to the Small Screen, Morgan Stays Grass-roots
WASHINGTON – For many underdog candidates, a hefty last- minute donation or an opponent’s unearthed scandal is the boost they long for to rejuvenate their campaign in its final days