WASHINGTON – Surgery to remove an inflamed gall bladder from Sen
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Environmentalist Irked By Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Plant Ruling
WASHINGTON – Environmentalists say the public has been cut out of the licensing renewal process for the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant, as a result of a new Nuclear Regulatory Commission rule
Minority Broadcasters Boom, but Charge Discrimination
WASHINGTON – Like much of the radio industry, which has ridden a wave of more than 70 months of sales growth, Lanham-based Radio One Inc
Battle Begins to Lower Alcohol Limit for Drivers
ANNAPOLIS For the third time in as many years, Maryland legislators will try to make
Measure Aims to Jump-Start Market for Long-term Care Coverage
WASHINGTON – Two Maryland legislators are backing bills that they hope will jump-start the market for long-term health care insurance by requiring government agencies to offer the benefit to federal workers, retirees and their families
Baltimore May Join Other Cities in Suit Against Gun Industry
WASHINGTON – Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke said Thursday he will decide by early spring whether to sue the gun industry for medical and policing costs the city has incurred as a result of gun-related violence
Ex-councilman’s Sex Conviction Overturned
ANNAPOLIS- A former Havre de Grace councilman may be retried on sex abuse charges because his accuser could have benefited financially from his conviction and jurors weren’t told
Growing Southern Maryland Appeals for More School Money
ANNAPOLIS – The three small counties of Southern Maryland battled more populous counties in the north and east for school construction money Wednesday, relying on frugality instead of showy demonstrations to make their case to the Board of Public Works
Mikulski Hopes to Sit on Impeachment, Despite Gall Bladder Surgery
WASHINGTON – Maryland Sen