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

Cambridge Cafe Endures Media Circus

CAMBRIDGE – The governor ate rockfish, cameras snapped away, television crews jockeyed for position, and reporters climbed deck railings to get a better listen

Technology May Link Anne Arundel Doctor to Western Md. Patients

ANNAPOLIS – Although Dr

Governor, Lawmakers Differ on Use of $63 Million Windfall

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Gov

Congress To Probe Discrimination Against Federal Workers

WASHINGTON – Congress today will examine discriminatory hiring practices and attitudes in its own back yard – the federal work place

Coastal Lawmakers Push For Uniform National Oceans Policy

WASHINGTON – Coastal lawmakers announced Wednesday an effort to create a uniform national policy to protect oceans, coastal zones and estuaries