WASHINGTON – A national truck safety organization reports that Maryland roads were safer for truckers in 1995 than those in 31 other states
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Maryland Old-Growth Forest Deeded to State
WASHINGTON – An old-growth forest in Prince George’s County that provides critical habitat for migratory songbirds will be saved from development, under a deal signed Friday
Potomac Man Sentenced on Fraud-Related Charge
WASHINGTON – A Potomac man was sentenced to 12-and-a-half years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to defrauding fellow inmates and Maryland homeowners
Judges Sought For Md. Bankruptcy Court, Where Filings Are Mushrooming
WASHINGTON – A six-line bill introduced by Maryland’s two senators opens a pandora’s box of questions on debt, consumer spending and bankruptcy
Death of Essex Boy Brings Inhalants Issue to General Assembly
ESSEX – The calendar in the boy’s room is turned to June 1996
Appeals Court Throws Out “Breach of Promise to Marry” Suit
ANNAPOLIS – The Court of Special Appeals Friday upheld a Montgomery County Circuit Court in its dismissal of a “breach of promise to marry” suit, holding that the Legislature’s abolition of that cause of action 51 years ago “is not even open to argument
Judith Hoyer, School Official, Wife of Congressman, Dies
WASHINGTON – Judith Hoyer, a Prince George’s County school official and wife of Democratic Rep
Hair Braiders Seek Relief From State Regulations
ANNAPOLIS – Renee Fitzgerald has been going to Madame Walker’s Braidery in Suitland for the past year to have her hair braided
Delegates Debate Changing Appeal Courts’ Names
ANNAPOLIS – Citing confusion to the general public and law researchers, advocates implored lawmakers Thursday to rename Maryland’s Court of Appeals and Court of Special Appeals
Maryland Losing High-Tech Jobs
WASHINGTON – Maryland lost nearly 5 percent of its private sector, high-tech jobs over a five-year period – largely because of a hemorrhage in defense electronics positions, a recent survey says