WASHINGTON – When the U
Deadpan Actor Stein Energized by Plight of Civil War Battlefields
WASHINGTON – Comedy Central devotees may remember how lawyer, actor, economist and Silver Spring native Ben Stein protected his money on his game show, but Stein’s preservation efforts were not designed to bring laughs Tuesday morning
Bartlett Says Washington Should Have His Day
WASHINGTON – Presidents Day is too much of a good thing, says Frederick Republican Rep
Chemical Cleaner Adds Option for Coal Plant Polluters
WASHINGTON – A new technology may provide an alternative for Maryland’s coal-fired energy plants as they’re under the gun to reduce pollutants in their emissions
Chemical Cleaner Adds Option Coal Plant Polluters
WASHINGTON – A new technology may provide an alternative for Maryland’s coal-fired energy plants as they’re under the gun to reduce pollutants in their emissions
Insects Provided Foe in Civil War’s Epic Struggle
WASHINGTON – Twice as many Civil War soldiers died from insect-related disease than direct combat — an obscure fact Laurel resident Gary Miller has discovered in his unique, decades-long hobby
Dems, Environmentalists Say Bush Budget Neglects Bay
WASHINGTON- Maryland Democrats and environmental groups said President Bush’s 2007 budget proposal will hinder Chesapeake Bay restoration goals, even though the proposal includes a $4 million increase in Chesapeake Bay Program funding
Md. Learning Gets Breath of Fresh Air
WASHINGTON – Maryland is taking advantage of federal funding and new technology to stay at the forefront of school air-quality monitoring, a measure that can help students learn and keep them in the classroom
Metro’s ‘Voice’ Goes to Virginian
WASHINGTON – A Virginia woman is the new voice of Metro, but the contest to find that voice was a good ride for two Maryland finalists