ANNAPOLIS – Legislation that would sharply reduce the funds county governments are required to give local school boards is pitting counties against public school officials at the Maryland Statehouse
Court Affirms Conviction in Park Police Case
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals upheld the conviction this week of a man who drew a gun on a U
Glendening Cuts Shortsighted, Critics Say
ANNAPOLIS – Charles Dutton came of age in an East Baltimore housing project, landed in reform school at age 12, and spent nearly a decade in prison on manslaughter and weapon-possession charges
Editors: Adds time element to the lede and drops “three-day conference” to the last graph.
WASHINGTON – Women – long excluded from the leadership of many civil rights organizations – need to play a greater role in the future, a panel of black religious and political leaders said Friday
Black Doctors Cite Continuing Exclusion from HMOs
ANNAPOLIS – From 1988 through early 1994, Dr
Maryland Republicans Want Bay Program Fully Funded
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s four Republican House members sent a letter this week to House Speaker Newt Gingrich asking him to help preserve funds for a program designed to protect the Chesapeake Bay
Woman Fails To Get Share of Ex-Husband’s Injury Settlement
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals Wednesday unanimously dismissed a Baltimore woman’s attempt to get a portion of her ex-husband’s personal injury settlement, which he received after losing his leg in a 1984 accident