WASHINGTON – The House this week approved $200 million for estuary restoration efforts over the next five years, in addition to the $150 million that was approved earlier this year to clean up the nation’s largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay
House Approves Clean Water Bills That Include $150 Million for Chesapeake Bay
WASHINGTON – The House this week approved $350 million for estuary restoration efforts over the next five years, including $150 million dedicated to the nation’s largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay
What’s In a Post Office Name? Respect to Some, Waste to Others
WASHINGTON – Everett Alvarez has a high school, a city park and several scholarships named after him, but that apparently is not enough for members of Congress
New Federal Report Says Maryland’s Economy Stagnated in the 1990s
WASHINGTON – A new Commerce Department report ranked Maryland among the 10 states with the slowest annual growth in economic output from 1992 to 1998
Would-Be 1st District Candidate Learns It’s Not Easy Being Green in Maryland
WASHINGTON – State elections officials rejected a bid last week by Green Party candidate Dave Gross to get his name on the ballot in the 1st District congressional race
Maryland’s Unions, With Varying Enthusiasm, Endorse Democratic Ticket
The selection of Connecticut Sen
Convention Ups, Downs of Paging Republican Teens
PHILADELPHIA – Christine Davies looks the part of a Republican National Convention page in her blue blazer, ironed khaki skirt, white shirt and brown formal shoes
Maryland Miffed at Bush Orders to Dump Primary Plan
PHILADELPHIA – Maryland’s delegation to the Republican National Convention generally backs presumptive presidential nominee George W