ANNAPOLIS – The midshipmen of the Naval Academy Drum and Bugle Corps are fine-tuning their act, checking their uniforms and giving their instruments a last polish for the annual Interservice Drum and Bugle Corps Championship Saturday morning
Silent but Deadly: Carbon Monoxide Risk Grows in Cold Weather
BALTIMORE – Matt Kelly described the beginning of events seven years ago that nearly killed him and two other people:
“I started getting flu-like symptoms — dizzy, vomiting, that sort of thing,” said the 34-year-old Hamilton resident
Tobacco Companies Fight Use of Private Counsel in State Lawsuit
ANNAPOLIS – The nation’s biggest tobacco firms, led by Philip Morris Inc
House OKs Latest In Series Of Federal Funds For Pfiesteria
WASHINGTON – The House approved $3 million Wednesday to fight Pfiesteria – the third and latest federal effort to secure money to combat the fish-killing microbe
Montgomery County Gets Open Space Funds for Upper Paint Branch
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County will get about $1 million for three new community parks and an expanded conservation area surrounding the Upper Paint Branch, the Board of Public Works announced Wednesday
Federal Workers To See Major Jump In Health Insurance In ’98
WASHINGTON – Federal workers will pay an average of 15
Women Entrepreneurs Face Obstacles In Getting Loans, Contracts
WASHINGTON – Women entrepreneurs continue to have problems in getting loans and government contracts even though they own 35 percent of U
Maryland State Bar Association Releases Plan To Fight Violence
TOWSON – In the 1995-’96 school year, 23,647 students were suspended for physically attacking fellow students and 1,697 for attacking teachers, according to the Maryland State Department of Education