WASHINGTON – Bill Long of the Maryland Research and Recovery Society recognizes that some archeologists have a “disdain” for metal detector enthusiasts like him
Legislators Will Be Asked to Help Fix Hearing Problems that New Law Uncovered
WASHINGTON – State lawmakers required that hearing tests begin this year for all newborns in the state
Write-in Votes Were Cast for Serious Candidates to Silly — and Toto, Too
WASHINGTON – Martin Sheen is not a president, but he plays one on TV
Think Twice About Second Helpings, Experts Say, As State Diabetes Rate Soars
WASHINGTON – A startling increase in diabetes cases in Maryland should serve as a “wake-up call” to younger Marylanders that they need to change unhealthy habits now, state health officials said
Maryland Faces a New Shot Shortage, But Health Officials Foresee Few Problems
WASHINGTON – After grappling with an early season flu vaccine shortage, Maryland health officials now face a shortage of the adult tetanus and diphtheria toxoid shot, even though supplies are currently in good shape
Former Democratic Challengers Offer Recipe to Unseat Morella
WASHINGTON – It doesn’t take a secret formula to unseat Rep
Herb in a Pickle Without Peaches, Judge Rules in Royalties Lawsuit
WASHINGTON – Not only do Peaches & Herb have to be together to perform a duet, they also have to be together to sue Sony Music Corp
Maryland’s Only Third-Party Congressional Candidate Aims High, Vows to Return
WASHINGTON – When Constitution Party congressional nominee Brian D
Lierman Defends Loan to Congressman, Questions Pre-Election Timing of Story
WASHINGTON – The Democratic challenger in Maryland’s 8th District congressional race Tuesday defended a $25,000 loan that he made to a Virginia congressman last year
Lierman Mounts Most Aggressive Campaign Yet Against Morella in 8th District
WASHINGTON – Almost a month before the election, it was apparent that the 8th District challenger was tired