WASHINGTON – Chris Remuzzi shoots guns for a living, but it’s the price he pays for gas that kills him

ROCKVILLE – Set two days before Valentine’s Day, the banquet at Seven Seas Restaurant had all the makings of romance: tables set with fine linen, the smell of exotic dishes floating in from kitchen and bright red napkins folded like blooming flowers

WASHINGTON – Mel Fishman’s lingerie and adult store in Bethesda has everything anyone would ever dream of on Valentine’s Day — except customers

WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers vowed Tuesday to preserve funding for a Food and Drug Administration complex at White Oak, after President Bush failed to include construction funds for the project in his fiscal 2004 budget

WASHINGTON – Recruiter Richard Rabicoff has told students for years that accounting can be “sexy,” but it took corporate scandals at Enron and Arthur Andersen to make them listen

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration announced plans Sunday to revamp the way federal workers are rewarded, asking for $500 million in raises for fiscal 2004 that will be awarded based on performance rather than years of service

WASHINGTON – Maryland University Chancellor William E

WASHINGTON – The federal government said Wednesday that it will extend job retraining benefits to hundreds of contract workers who stand to lose their jobs when Black & Decker’s Easton plant closes this year

WASHINGTON – President Bush signed a bill Wednesday extending federal unemployment benefits for about 20,000 jobless people in Maryland, and about 2