ANNAPOLIS – State lawmakers are asking for $150,000 to help build a new environmental education center at Flag Ponds Nature Park in Calvert County
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Prince George’s County Delegation Rallies Behind School Funding, Transportation Requests
ANNAPOLIS – The Prince George’s County General Assembly delegation wants state funding for a glitzy new Potomac River development and another $44 million for school construction – requests that the county is finally unified behind, said Sen
Montgomery County Wants General Assembly to Grant $50 Million for Schools
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County went to the opening day of the Maryland General Assembly Wednesday gunning for its share of the expected $925 million surplus in the state budget, specifically $50 million for school construction
Protesters Rally to Urge Legislators to Stop Police Brutality
ANNAPOLIS – As the Maryland General Assembly gaveled in the new session Wednesday, police brutality protestors rallied outside the Statehouse to support a bill to create a special prosecutor to probe law enforcement abuse
Maryland Schools Get Mixed Report Card in National Study
WASHINGTON – Maryland aced the test for school standards and accountability but received an F for school climate in a study released Wednesday by a national education magazine
Eastern Shore Delegation Presents United Front in 2000 General Assembly
ANNAPOLIS – The Eastern Shore delegation is united for strength and has a plan for the Maryland General Assembly’s 2000 session: pass legislation against open bay dumping, battle Maryland Gov
New Environmental Concerns Delay Report on Dumping in Chesapeake
WASHINGTON – New environmental concerns about a proposed Chesapeake Bay dredge dumping site “give me pause” and will require another six months of study, a U
Southern Maryland Lawmakers Seek Piece of State Budget Surplus
ANNAPOLIS – Southern Maryland legislators hope to claim a piece of the state’s $925 million surplus for education because their region’s population is rapidly increasing
Baltimore’s Mix of Pedestrians and Cars Raises Number of Hit-and-Runs
WASHINGTON – Walking after dark in Baltimore City? Be careful crossing the street