WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court said that it will consider whether a disgruntled retiree can challenge a court settlement of a class-action lawsuit against a Maryland-based union
Justices Grill Verizon, PSC Attorneys on Federal Jurisdiction in State Dispute
WASHINGTON – Supreme Court justices peppered lawyers from Verizon Maryland Inc
Birthright Israel Votes to Proceed with Student Trip, Despite New Violence
WASHINGTON – Officials at Birthright Israel voted unanimously Tuesday to go ahead with plans to send close to 9,000 youths to visit Israel this winter, despite recent outbreaks of violence in popular tourist regions there
Verizon, State Take Fight Over Internet Phone Charges to Supreme Court
WASHINGTON – Verizon Maryland Inc
Attacks, Slack Economy Give Companies Little Stomach for Big Holiday Parties
WASHINGTON – Corporate holiday parties this year will be toned-down affairs, if they are held at all, in the face of a shaky economy and post-attack worries
With Anthrax Cleanup Delayed, Maryland Offices Continue to Get Brentwood Mail
WASHINGTON – Suburban Maryland facilities will continue to receive mail from a closed Washington, D
When Scouting Out a Holiday Route, Follow the Scouts’ Motto — Be Prepared
WASHINGTON – Thanksgiving travelers should take a tip from the Boy Scouts before leaving home this year — be prepared
Turkey Travelers Trading Trendy for Traditional This Thanksgiving
WASHINGTON – If they aren’t already carving the turkey at home this holiday, Marylanders will want to escape to places as far away from the big city as possible — and straight into fantasy worlds removed from the events of this past fall
Hoyer Pushes Compromise Bill to Offer Aid, Set Federal Standards for Voting
WASHINGTON – A year after the Florida presidential recount debacle, Rep
Online Contracts Turn State Procurement from Bid-and-Wait to Point-and-Click
WASHINGTON – Small business owner William Block Jr