ANNAPOLIS – More low-income families are likely to apply for energy assistance programs in Maryland this year because of rising natural gas and oil prices and colder-than-normal temperatures expected this winter
New Office of Community Initiatives Looks to Unify Services
ANNAPOLIS – Community organizations will get their own umbrella agency to coordinate resources and services under an executive order announced by Gov
Maryland Awarded $25 Million for Reducing Out-of-Wedlock Births
ANNAPOLIS – The state of Maryland received a $25 million bonus Thursday from the U
Pilot Program to Ease Information Flow to Elderly, Disabled
ANNAPOLIS – Ulysses Green, 74, had to travel from his home in Columbia to Ellicott City to find information he needed from the Howard County Department of Social Services
Women Buying More Homes in Maryland, Nation
ANNAPOLIS – Melissa Sweeney, a 31-year-old associate marketing director at the University of Maryland, College Park, bought her first home in Odenton nearly three years ago