ANNAPOLIS – The clock is ticking
Seven-Plus People Doubles the Definition of Family — With One More on the Way
OLNEY – Bob McHale, 36, crawls under the kitchen sink, wrench in hand, to attack a drain clogged with potato peelings
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ANNAPOLIS – Maryland officials knew computerized voting systems wouldn’t produce paper audit trails months before they began spending a total $54 million on a controversial statewide touch-screen voting system in December 2001
State Officials Knew of Voting Systems’ Drawbacks
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland officials knew computerized voting systems wouldn’t produce paper audit trails months before they began spending a total $54 million on a controversial statewide touch-screen voting system in December 2001
Maryland, Virginia, D.C. Leaders Tout Cooperation
ANNAPOLIS – They dreamed of Super Bowls, snacked on crab cakes and braved blustery winds in shirtsleeves, and the chief executives of Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia came away from their summit Tuesday with warm feelings
Mandel Commission Finalizes Government Overhaul Recommendations
ANNAPOLIS – A government restructuring commission unanimously recommended overhauls in scores of Maryland agencies Tuesday
Eastern Shore’s Conway Replaces Baltimore’s Rawlings as Appropriations Chair
ANNAPOLIS – House Speaker Michael Busch chose Wicomico County Delegate Norman H
Legislative ‘Giant’ Rawlings Dies After Cancer Battle
ANNAPOLIS – Delegate Howard Peters “Pete” Rawlings, one of the state’s most powerful legislators, died early Friday morning of complications from cancer, his staff said
Activists Urge Restructuring Commission to Lay Off Favorite Agencies
ANNAPOLIS – Activists flooded a state government efficiency commission Thursday, imploring the group to keep its hands off the Department of Aging, the forestry service and state funding for independent colleges