WASHINGTON – Economic woes in Asia and Russia are being felt by farmers in Maryland, where agricultural exports are expected to drop this year and crop prices have fallen with demand
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Congressional Candidates Raising Money Down to the Wire
WASHINGTON – Maryland congressional candidates raised $344,143 from Oct
Raymond Townsend, Father-in-law of Md. Lt. Gov., Dies
ANNAPOLIS – Raymond Townsend, father-in-law of Lt
GOP Expected to Gain Seats in Maryland General Assembly
ANNAPOLIS – Less than a month ago, Gail Ewing was preparing to retire from public office
Md. Voter Turnout Tuesday Expected to Be Slightly Below Average
ANNAPOLIS – State election officials are predicting about 57 percent of Maryland’s registered voters will cast ballots on Tuesday – slightly lower than 1994’s 61 percent
Goddard Space Flight Center Workers Beaming Over Glenn’s Flight
GREENBELT – Longtime NASA employee Gene Guerny was on Cape Canaveral, Fla
Highway Deaths at Lowest Rate Ever in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Maryland highway deaths are at their lowest rate since the state began keeping records, according to new statistics from state and federal officials
Clinton, Glendening to Visit Churches Together Sunday
ANNAPOLIS – National Democrats and Republicans are throwing their weight behind Maryland’s candidates for governor as the close race enters its final days