WASHINGTON – Gov
House OKs Money to Fight Pfiesteria
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives late Thursday night dedicated $3 million to fighting the microorganism killing fish in some Eastern Shore rivers
Morella, Cummings Defend Affirmative Action For Fed Workers
WASHINGTON – Two Maryland lawmakers on Thursday defended federal agencies’ employment policies against critics who said white male workers have been hurt by race-based promotion practices
Bartlett Lone Maryland Lawmaker To Oppose House Pay Hike
WASHINGTON – Seven of Maryland’s eight U
Public Works Board Taps CSX for $69 Million Rail Project
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Board of Public Works on Wednesday approved a $69 million Mass Transit Administration contract with CSX Transportation
Coastal Lawmakers Push For Uniform National Oceans Policy
WASHINGTON – Coastal lawmakers announced Wednesday an effort to create a uniform national policy to protect oceans, coastal zones and estuaries
Congress To Probe Discrimination Against Federal Workers
WASHINGTON – Congress today will examine discriminatory hiring practices and attitudes in its own back yard – the federal work place
Teachers Say Assessment Program Helping Students
BALTIMORE – Six of 10 Maryland teachers surveyed believe the state’s controversial assessment testing program is helping students, according to a poll released Tuesday
Chesapeake Bay Sunbathers Pose Problem for Navy Test Pilots
WASHINGTON – Sunbathers perched atop military firing targets in the Chesapeake Bay have prompted the Navy to push for tougher restrictions at the firing range, Pentagon officials said