The Bowie Branch Library in Prince George’s County recently opened a new “Teen Zone” creating a safe place for students to do anything they want…and be as loud as they want.
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Syrian Journalist Finds New Home in Maryland
The crisis in Syria may seem a world away as it approaches its fourth year. Thousands of innocent civilians have died in the crossfire and more than 3 million Syrians have been forced from their homes. For one Maryland man,…
Maryland and Virginia Organizations Team Together to Push for Latin Immigrants to Vote
CASA de Maryland teams up with other organizations to urge Latin Americans to register to vote in the upcoming elections to improve immigrant rights in the community.
A Big Move For Maryland
Life in the ACC is winding down for the Maryland Terrapins. For many of the athletic programs, the move is lateral, with little difference in competition; however, one team will be moving into the most formidable conference in the country.
Amidst 34th Year of Minor League Baseball, Suns Are Going Down in Hagerstown
The city of Hagerstown has a history of baseball stretching back nearly a century. But it’s looking like there may not be a second 100 years.
Maryland Drivers Charged with Cellphone Usage Triples
In the six months since the Maryland law banning cellphone usage while driving became more strict, the number of drivers ticketed has more than tripled. Monday, Gov. Martin O’Malley signed a law allowing stricter penalties for drivers who cause a serious or fatal crash while using a phone or texting.
Same-Sex Marriage: One Year Later
With the passage of Question 6 a little over a year ago, gay marriage was legalized in Maryland. But what is the state of gay marriage now?
Montgomery County adds new housing program for homeless
Rockville–The Montgomery County 100,000 Homes Campaign announced a new housing program for medically vulnerable homeless.
Maryland Legislators Reflect on Successes and Failures
At midnight on April 8th, the majority leader in both houses of the Maryland General Assembly announced “sine die,” the end of the 90-day session. So how did Governor O’Malley’s final legislative agenda fare?