TOWSON – Growing up, Jerry Bullinger knew his next door neighbor was different, but it didn’t matter
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Ex-Cons Get Job Assistance, Help to Keep Them Off the Streets
WASHINGTON – The mirror reflects a slender, bespectacled man in a blue pin-striped suit
D.C. Officers Keep Eye on City’s Homeless
WASHINGTON – Under a bridge off K Street, not far from one of Washington’s busier business districts, two Metropolitan Police officers rouse a homeless man sleeping in a plywood shelter
More Area Families Becoming Homeless, Services Change to Deal With the Growth
On any given night as many as 15,000 Washington-area residents are homeless and that number is slowly growing, chiefly because more families are becoming homeless, local government officials and advocacy groups said
Sixties Senator Brings New Ideas, Personal Flair to Politics
ANNAPOLIS – The words “People Before Profit,” written in graceful script, float across state Sen
Editors: Please hold for release for Sunday, March 30, and after. This CORRECTS the title for Michael Ferrell in graf 14, FROM “director of facilities management” TO “executive director.”
WASHINGTON – Under a bridge off K Street, not far from one of Washington’s busier business districts, two Metropolitan Police officers rouse a homeless man sleeping in a plywood shelter
Cherry Blossom Information A Mouse Click Away
WASHINGTON – You don’t need to come to the Tidal Basin at the Jefferson Memorial to get a look at the cherry blossoms
Baltimore School Deal Gets Nod from Senate Committees
ANNAPOLIS – After two committees excluded other localities from the Senate version of the Baltimore school settlement Wednesday night, the question remains whether the House will follow their lead or try to provide education money for the entire state