ANNAPOLIS – Any college recruiter could see that Heather Austin was a prize
Maryland
Blacks Lag Behind Whites in College Graduation, Report Says
ANNAPOLIS – Black students in Maryland are entering college and graduating at lower rates than their white counterparts, according to a report released Tuesday by the Southern Education Foundation
Calvert Cliffs Neighbors Tell Environmentalists to ‘Leave Our Plant Alone’
SOLOMONS – Neighbors of the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant supported the relicensing of the plant at a Nuclear Regulatory Commission hearing Tuesday and told environmentalists to “leave our power plant alone
Appeals Court Rejects Claims of Racism in Route 50 Bypass Planning
A federal appeals court has rejected complaints from residents of a largely black Salisbury neighborhood who are trying to block construction of a highway bypass that would pass near their community
Modified Sunday Hunting Bill Shot Down
ANNAPOLIS – An attempt to breathe life into a bill allowing Sunday hunting was killed Tuesday by a Senate committee
Care Crisis,475
ANNAPOLIS – In the 1980’s Maryland’s nursing homes were filled almost to capacity, then after 30 years of increasing enrollment the 1990’s witnessed an unexpected 5 percent drop
Environmental Crimes Unit Mixes Law, Science to Bust ‘Green Slime’ Cases
BALTIMORE – Paul Stancil has a nose for hazardous materials
Proposed Limits on Sharks, Billfish Have Maryland Sport Fishermen Reeling
WASHINGTON – Ocean City charter boat captain Mark Sampson’s specialty is shark and his customers willingly shell out up to $900 for a full day of off- shore fishing on his six-passenger boat
College Programs Give Hope to Men Facing Life Behind Bars
JESSUP – The hallways here, with their wide windows into each classroom, are just like those in any high school — only much, much quieter