WASHINGTON – For two days, Alice Schelling brought the phone to bed, sure the call would come
Exemplary Maryland Program Gets Children Jumping for Good Health
BALTIMORE – Djenne Davis may not realize it, but what she does at recess could help save her life
Goddard Space Flight Center Wins Lunar Lander Project
WASHINGTON – Greenbelt-based Goddard Space Flight Center will lead a National Aeronautics and Space Administration team in a $400 million to $750 million project to return the United States to the moon, Sen
MedImmune, NIAID to Collaborate on Avian Flu Vaccine
WASHINGTON – Gaithersburg-based MedImmune Inc
Hagerstown Man Asks Senate to Ban ‘Lifers’ from National Cemeteries
WASHINGTON – The elderly Hagerstown couple, Daniel and Wilda Davis, opened their door to Russell Wayne Wagner on Valentine’s Day 1994
State, Federal Health Officials to Stagger Flu Shots to Avoid Shortage
WASHINGTON – Maryland public health officials are trying to stave off any scramble for flu shots this year by following federal guidelines to provide vaccine first to those who need it most
Bartlett Vows to Keep Katrina Aid Bill Free From Pork
WASHINGTON – A Maryland congressman joined other members of Congress Thursday in vowing to oppose adding unnecessary and parochial spending items to a bill to help victims of Hurricane Katrina