ANNAPOLIS – It takes money to raise money, goes the political adage
Maryland
A Dozen Railroad Crossings in Maryland Log Multiple Accidents in Recent Years; Residents Raise Concerns for Safety
WASHINGTON – Although railroad crossings in Maryland are getting safer, at least a dozen have had multiple accidents in recent years that led to injuries and a death, records show
13-Year-Old Wins Hearing in Parental Rights Termination Decree
ANNAPOLIS – In court papers, he’s called “M
Elderly Immigrant Will Lose Government Benefits Needed for Rent
WASHINGTON – At 85, Moses Sapiro, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, is about to lose the money he uses for rent and living expenses
Queen of the Hill: Student Takes on State Capital & the World
ANNAPOLIS – On her Clark Kent days, Jacqueline Alexandra Pruner is a junior at Broadneck High School
First Shelter for Veterans in Washington To Open This Summer
WASHINGTON – If you ask, she’ll tell you she is a gentle East Texas rose and old-time suffragette laced with a touch of sass
Summit Seeks to Help Blacks Feel More Comfortable as Conservatives
WASHINGTON – Delroy Cornick got a flyer in the mail from the National Black Conservative Unity Summit requesting his participation
Maryland Teacher of the Year Heads to White House to Talk to Clinton
WASHINGTON – At home every night, Maryland teacher Cathy Cerveny lists the names of her students and what they said in class that day