ABERDEEN – George J

KENNEDYVILLE – Bernie Kohl Jr

WASHINGTON – When Dorothy Leuba, 83, left her life as a Baltimore City school teacher and moved out to the country in Garrett County, she left behind theater outings and board meetings — but not access to health care

WASHINGTON – The Senate on Tuesday accepted a measure that could help ease the shortage of immigrant workers on the Eastern Shore, by relaxing the cap on the number of H2B visa workers allowed in the country

WASHINGTON – Katie Savage was shopping at City Place Mall in Silver Spring in September 2002 when a fire alarm caused the building to be evacuated — but Savage, who uses a wheelchair, was unable to leave

WASHINGTON – The Senate on Thursday delayed action on a measure that would help the state’s seafood processors hire much-needed foreign laborers as pickers and shuckers by relaxing limits on certain work visas

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WASHINGTON – A federal district judge said this week that a Washington man who appeared to be involved in a real estate “flipping scheme” in Baltimore cannot pursue fraud charges against others involved in his transactions

WASHINGTON – State officials foresee a potentially bountiful summer for the crab season that started Friday, based on an increase in juvenile crabs turned up in the winter dredge survey

WASHINGTON – Hyattsville mom Rosanna Weaver took a pass on a package of pre-dyed Easter eggs at the grocery store this week, saying she would rather do it the old fashioned way, vinegar and all, with her children