WASHINGTON – Maryland ranked among the best-managed state governments in the country and is well positioned to endure an economic downturn, according to a Syracuse University study released Tuesday
State GOP Turns Inaugural Fervor into Cash, In Largest-Ever Fund Raiser
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s Republican Party raked in more campaign cash at its inaugural gala this month than at any other fund-raising event in the state party’s history, said Chairman Michael Steele
Maryland Republicans Use Inaugural Party as Their `Coming-Out Party’
WASHINGTON – While most of the inaugural gala guests wore traditional black-tie attire, Hamilton L
Baltimore-Washington Region One of Two Finalists for Maglev Train Project
WASHINGTON – The Baltimore-Washington region was tapped Thursday as one of two finalists for a proposed $3
General Assembly Purple With Ravens Fever
ANNAPOLIS – There’s no such thing as casual Friday in the Maryland Senate, some senators say, even when the home team is playing in the AFC championship game
Legislators Prepare For Education Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – A blizzard of education issues will hit the Maryland General Assembly when it convenes in mid-January, with school construction, class-size reduction, higher education and all-day kindergarten programs competing for funding
First Maryland Firestone Fatalities Reported
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland this week recorded its first fatalities linked to faulty Bridgestone/Firestone tires, a review of complaints sent to the federal government’s safety agency has found
New Bill Taps Leftover Lottery Funds for School Construction
ANNAPOLIS – Leftover lottery proceeds could go toward badly needed public school construction and renovation under a new bill prefiled for the 2001 General Assembly session by an Anne Arundel County Republican
Eighth-Grade Reading Scores Lag Behind Other Test Subjects
ANNAPOLIS – While eighth-grade reading scores improved by 1