WASHINGTON – Parenthood, jail and death rates for the District’s youths far surpass the national average, according to a 10-year study released Thursday by the philanthropic Carnegie Corp
Lights, Action, No Camera
ANNAPOLIS – Now that the cameras and lights have faded out on the O
Funds Earmarked for Saks Fifth Avenue Center in Aberdeen
ANNAPOLIS – Aberdeen will be getting a new business by 1997, thanks in part to state money
Opponents to Medicare Cuts Target Morella in Media Ads
WASHINGTON – A coalition of labor unions and senior citizens’ groups Wednesday announced it was targeting Republican Rep
Board Clears Way for Ocean City Convention Center Expansion
ANNAPOLIS – An expanded Ocean City Convention Center is one step closer to reality
Board Upholds Bans against Contractors Convicted of Bribery
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Board of Public Works Wednesday banned nine men from working for the state in connection with a complex web of bribery charges involving the Baltimore Housing Authority
Appellate Ruling Shuts the Door on New Election
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision Tuesday and ruled that a candidate for the House of Delegates, who lived with his girlfriend while campaigning, was a legal resident of their Montgomery County district