WASHINGTON – A state official said Wednesday that the federal government can help states enact “Smart Growth” initiatives like Maryland’s, which are aimed at keeping sprawl from consuming all of the state’s undeveloped land
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Congressmen Push for Historic Trail Featuring War of 1812 Sites
WASHINGTON – While Maryland congressmen pushed to add the “Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail,” to the nation’s trail system Tuesday, the National Park Service urged a House panel to limit the scope and funds for the proposed study
Babes grab the handlebars and hit the road
ANNAPOLIS – Female motorcyclists are tired of sitting on the back of bikes and are taking over the handlebars
Historic 1-Million-Liter Structure Stands as Reminder of Biological Warfare
FORT DETRICK – Frederick County’s official visitors’ guide showcases glossy photos of Civil War cannons and covered bridges in its artfully laid out pages
Minority Teachers a Rare and Hot Commodity in Maryland, Nation
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland schools are having trouble finding enough teachers, and with a growing minority population, the state is even further behind hiring minority teachers
Republicans Say Session Signals Party Power Increasing
ANNAPOLIS – As the General Assembly closed out its 1999 session, Republicans say their successes this year show a resurgence of their minority party in the legislature
Tobacco Makers to Meet With Growers On Auction Alternatives
ANNAPOLIS – Tobacco giant Philip Morris will meet with growers in Atlanta next week to discuss alternatives to the auction system – a move that some reports say could affect a $5
Officials Vow to Get Wilson Bridge Back on Track After Judge’s Ruling
State and congressional officials vowed Friday to get the Woodrow Wilson Bridge replacement quickly back on track to avoid a “traffic nightmare,” after a federal judge ordered further study of the project