Wendy Rosen leads John LaFerla in the race for the Democratic nomination in Maryland’s 1st Congressional District, which spans the Eastern Shore and some Baltimore suburbs, but LaFerla says uncounted absentee ballots could put him over the top.
Warm Winter Points To Buggy Summer in Maryland
The mild winter and warm spring may have helped area plants and trees bloom faster, but it could come at a price: a potentially buggy summer that could affect everyone from home gardeners to farmers.
Does the Price at the Pump Affect Commuters’ Decision to Drive?
AAA reports that the national average for gas is $3.92 a gallon, and in many locations in Maryland, Washington, and Virginia the price is even higher. So, are the prices at the pump making people reconsider their decision to drive? We went around asking commuters to find out.
Early start of Spring could present problems for local growers
This year’s early jump on Spring means some local farmers are monitoring their crops for potential problems the temperatures may bring.
By One Measure, Redskins Offer Fans Second Best Value in NFL
When the average household income of NFL markets is taken into account, it cost local families less to see the Redskins in 2011 than all but one other NFL team, according to a CNS Analysis
Conditions at Juvenile Facility Deteriorate Despite High Hopes
Conditions at the J. DeWeese Carter Children’s Center, where girls committed to the Department of Juvenile Services were moved, have deteriorated within the past month, said an independent monitor.
Allergies Bloom Early With Warm Winter
Many allergy sufferers throughout the region have fallen victim to an uncharacteristically warm winter that has caused tree pollen to skyrocket earlier than in past years, sending scores into allergy-induced misery, according to Howard County Health Officer Peter Beilenson.
#2 Virginia Beats #9 Maryland in 2011 Men’s Lacrosse Title Game Rematch
The Maryland Terrapins dropped their second straight conference game as they lost to the defending champion Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday in College Park.
Young Maryland Athletes More At Risk For Injury
A growing number of young athletes in Maryland are focusing on playing a single sport, putting themselves at greater risk of serious injuries, physicians said.
Earth Hour, Human Achievement Hour Compete for Spotlight
WASHINGTON – While some Maryland municipalities are turning off their lights for an hour Saturday in honor of the fifth annual international Earth Hour, counterprotesters are using extra electricity to celebrate Human Achievement Hour