SALISBURY – Since arriving from Pennsylvania three years ago, Pattie Taylor has wandered from one address to another in Salisbury in search of an affordable place to call home

WASHINGTON – Careless handling of weapons edged ahead of tree-stand accidents as the leading cause of Maryland hunting accidents in 2004, the first time in five years that tree stands were not the No

WASHINGTON – Dorothea Felber still misses her late husband, Everett, but says that in the 14 years since his death she has become more comfortable living alone

WASHINGTON – Friends of a Carroll County soldier said they were “devastated” by news that he was killed Monday in Iraq, making him the sixth Maryland soldier to die in that country in November

WASHINGTON – Fuel oil and natural gas prices are expected to rise sharply this winter, but that is of little concern to Maryland residents who can reach for a shovelful of corn to heat their homes

WASHINGTON – Maryland seniors are relatively healthy, but they need to eat their fruits and vegetables and engage in more physical activities, like seniors across the nation, according to a report to be released today

WASHINGTON – A Gaithersburg man will get another chance to prove that he is entitled to recover money he paid to defend himself in a securities dispute, a federal appeals court has ruled

WASHINGTON – Maryland fell to 34th place this year in a survey comparing the overall health of states, the lowest the state has ranked in the 15 years the report has been produced

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s median age grew by more than eight months from 2000 to 2003, according to new Census Bureau statistics, mirroring a national trend that is largely due to the graying of the baby boomer generation

WASHINGTON – Attracted by waterfront property, a temperate climate and a relaxed environment, older workers and retirees are flocking to Talbot County, making it the oldest county in the state with a median age of 43