WASHINGTON – Hundreds of Maryland’s bars, liquor stores, restaurants and clubs sold alcohol to minors in the past year, but fewer than 10 percent had their liquor licenses suspended or revoked as a result
State Blinks First in Feud with Federal Government Over Wilson Bridge Contract
WASHINGTON – The Glendening administration conceded defeat Wednesday in its months-long battle with the federal government over union-friendly language in the largest contract for the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge replacement
Calvert Cliffs Postponed Emergency Drill in Days After Terrorist Attacks
WASHINGTON – The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has agreed to give the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant another year to complete a test of its emergency preparedness, after post-Sept
Feds Refuse OK Wilson Bridge Contract, State `Concerned,’ Unsure of Next Move
WASHINGTON – The Bush administration Friday refused to approve Maryland’s use of a project labor agreement on a contract for Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge, the latest thrust in a battle that has already delayed bids on the project by two months
Wealthy Maryland Fares Poorly Overall in Federal Grant Programs, Study Shows
WASHINGTON – Maryland is one of the wealthiest states in the nation, but it makes a relatively poor showing when it comes to federal aid to help the state’s neediest people, according to a new study
State Again Pushes Back Bid Deadline for Major Contract on Wilson Bridge
WASHINGTON – A Thursday bid deadline on the largest phase of the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge reconstruction has been pushed back to next month, because the federal government has failed to approve the project’s labor agreement, Maryland officials said
Bosnian Family Tries Out American Traditions on Their First Thanksgiving
BALTIMORE – Thanksgiving is not yet a tradition in the Milanovic home, but the Bosnian family plans to spend Thursday in the traditional American way, cooking, eating turkey and visiting
Maryland Muslims Work Modern Lives Around Ancient Holy Month of Ramadan
WASHINGTON – Sandy Spring resident Sabir Rahman expects to get up at 4:30 a
After Sept. 11, More Look to Give Peace a Chance by Joining Peace Corps
WASHINGTON – Shaken by the Sept
State Hopes Court Ruling Pushes Feds to OK Next Phase of Wilson Bridge Project
WASHINGTON – The Glendening administration applauded a federal judge’s ruling Wednesday that the White House cannot ban project labor agreements, a sticking point in one of the largest portions of the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge reconstruction