WASHINGTON – A soccer goal fell on top of a 7-year-old Frederick girl in 1994 after a smaller child tried to hang from the goal’s iron crossbar
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Smart Growth, Seatbelt, Other Laws Take Effect Oct. 1st
ANNAPOLIS – Wednesday is the implementation date for much of the new laws penned during the 1997 General Assembly session
Baltimore Prepares For Terrorism
WASHINGTON – Baltimore is preparing for a terrorist attack
Rosapepe Nominated as Ambassador to Romania
WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County Delegate James C
Maryland Prepares For Cancer Awareness Month
WASHINGTON – Fund-raising road races, victims’ photo exhibits and the dedication of a park honoring cancer survivors highlight activities for Breast Cancer Awareness Month beginning Wednesday in Maryland
State Puts High Priority on Immunization This Fall
ANNAPOLIS – Persuading small children to hold still for their shots sounds like one of the hardest jobs a nurse could have
Woman Injured in Icy Fall Should Get a Trial, Court Rules
ANNAPOLIS – A Prince George’s County judge erred when he dismissed a county woman’s $60,000 negligence suit, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Friday
Morella, Cummings Defend Affirmative Action For Fed Workers
WASHINGTON – Two Maryland lawmakers on Thursday defended federal agencies’ employment policies against critics who said white male workers have been hurt by race-based promotion practices
House OKs Money to Fight Pfiesteria
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives late Thursday night dedicated $3 million to fighting the microorganism killing fish in some Eastern Shore rivers