WASHINGTON – Elizabeth North may not win any awards for snappy titles, but she did score an award from the National Science Foundation
Government Dragging Feet on Set-Aside for Women’s Businesses, Suit Charges
WASHINGTON – Pam McCurdy says she could save the federal government thousands of dollars — if only it would let her
Everybody Needs a Plan to Survive the Holidays; Experts Offer Some Tips
WASHINGTON – You don’t have to be an addict to need a holiday survival plan
Holidays are No Safe Haven for Those Grappling with Addictions
WASHINGTON – Andrea can’t recall her worst Thanksgiving
White House Veto Threat Kills Plan to Block Federal Outsourcing Rules
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers pledged to continue fighting to protect federal workers’ jobs from what they say is unfair competitive bidding, after such protections were quietly cut at the last minute from the weekend’s omnibus budget bill
They Also Serve Who Sit and Sew; Quilters Support Troops With Handiwork
WASHINGTON – When Mary Jane Deppisch wanted to show her support for the troops, she took up needle and thread and started sewing
Iraqi Fighting Claims Four Maryland Soldiers in Four Days
WASHINGTON – A Marine from Port Deposit was killed Sunday in fighting Al Anbar province, the fourth soldier from Maryland to die in Iraq in as many days
Korean War Vets Fight to Win Federal Charter
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs lists 46 federally chartered veterans’ organizations — none of which represent the men and women who fought, and continue to be in harm’s way, in Korea
Public Support for Troops Trumps Pentagon’s Holiday Mail Policy
WASHINGTON – It’s hard to say no during the holidays, even for the Department of Defense