ANNAPOLIS – When Margaret Tossey bought her Honda Civic Hybrid in June 2003, she unknowingly joined a growing revolution
Earth Day Volunteers Get Down and Dirty
BALTIMORE – It didn’t seem much in the way of a celebration — tramping around in black, oozing mud, breathing in briny, sulfuric odors and toiling in the sun
DNR Wants Animal Rights’ Money, Not Advice
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources Wednesday took animal activists’ $75,000 bait, but slipped the trap, at least for now
Senate Preserves Septic Charges, Advances Sewer Fee Bill
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Democratic senators Wednesday defeated a move to carve out septic systems from a Chesapeake Bay clean-up fee imposed by Gov
Lawmakers Plan Rescue of Fading Family Farms
ANNAPOLIS – Mark Way, 44, is a farmer – at least some of the time
State Readies to Lift Fowl Flu Restrictions
ANNAPOLIS – Avian flu restrictions will be lifted within days if no new cases are found, Maryland Department of Agriculture said Friday