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Marylanders Show There’s More Than One Way to Be Green on St. Patrick’s Day
WASHINGTON – While more than 600 Catholics packed the aisles for 10 a
Secret Service Opens Gates For Rare Training Demonstration at Beltsville Site
BELTSVILLE – As the “presidential” motorcade rolled into view, an unmarked van sped out from a side street and blocked its path
March Madness Strikes Statehouse
ANNAPOLIS- March Madness has settled into the Statehouse sort of
House Approves Holocaust Victim Tax Break
ANNAPOLIS Without debate, the House of Delegates unanimously passed a bill Tuesday morning to give Holocaust victims a one-time tax break on money received from settlements with Swiss and German banks
Double-Murderer Denied Access to FBI Files in Anne Arundel Case
Convicted double-murderer Scotland E
State to Get $268 Million Bonus From Tobacco Deal
ANNAPOLIS Maryland will receive a $268 million bonus for its efforts in settling last year’s national tobacco deal, according to a report released this week
Firearms Pass Cars as Leading Cause of Injury-Related Deaths in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Firearms surpassed motor vehicles as the leading cause of injury-related death in Maryland in 1990, and the gap widened through 1996, according to a soon-to-be-released state report
Looming New License Restrictions Have Teens Rushing to Driving Schools
WASHINGTON – Maryland teens are flocking to driving schools in an effort to beat a batch of new restrictions that will make it harder to get a drivers license after July 1
Maryland Man Wants to Come Out of the Basement with His Offbeat Museum
WASHINGTON – When the Maryland Science Center asked Harry Finley to loan items from his private collection to a women’s health exhibit that is scheduled to travel across the country, the New Carrollton man was thrilled