The city of Frederick does not have to pay $20,775
Maryland
Fish Lesions Found; Public Urged to be Cautious
ANNAPOLIS-Lesions found this week on bait fish in tributaries of Baltimore County’s Middle River are puzzling biologists and prompting Maryland officials to advise Labor Day vacationers to exercise caution when swimming and fishing
Doctor Loses Court Battle To Kick Investigators Off His Case
The board also investigated whether Regan submitted false reports and billed for services not rendered
Dreier Spends Little, Amasses Largest Campaign Bankroll in House
WASHINGTON – With no campaign debts and the 2000 election over a year away, Rep
Most Maryland Congressmen Backed Raise for Themselves or President — or Both
Only one Maryland congressman voted against both the congressional and presidential pay raises that were passed by the House last week, and he is pledging to give his raise to charity