WASHINGTON – Having a pet alligator or poisonous snake may seem like a cool idea — until it escapes, grows up or starts biting
Cities Learn to Live With Calls of the Wild
WASHINGTON – When Rodney Taylor begins the story of the elephant, it sounds like he’s setting up a bad joke
Nuisance Wildlife Hot Line Calls by County
Jurisdiction
1993
2003
Percent Difference
Allegany
74
48
-35
Chickens Find Haven in Princess Anne
WASHINGTON – She found the chicken on the side of the road
Ehrlich: One Abused Child Is Too Many
ANNAPOLIS – The number of Maryland cases of child abuse and neglect falls below the national average, a federal study released Tuesday shows
Two New Deaths Prompt Bartlett to Renew Call for Removal of Abortion Drug
WASHINGTON – With two new deaths linked to the abortion drug RU-486, the leading Maryland congressional opponent stepped up his call to yank the drug off the market, saying manufacturers have made pregnancy “a near fatal disease
Bush Tells Silver Spring Seniors Medicare Drug Plan Is ‘Good Deal’
SILVER SPRING – President Bush acknowledged some shake-down problems with the new Medicare prescription drug program, but defended the plan overall in a visit Wednesday to a retirement community here
Police Tap Truckers to Track Amber Alerts
WASHINGTON – The “eyes and ears” of the road will get an early heads up on any child abduction under a new initiative that will alert nearby truck drivers to the possible crime
Glen Burnie Woman Sniffs Around for Cure for Dogs
BALTIMORE – Mundo, just a year old, wasn’t getting better, and Sevi Kay didn’t know what to do