ANNAPOLIS – One way Maryland education officials are trying to lessen the impact of the massive exodus is with a program focused on new teacher training
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Prison No Bar to Girl Scout Troop
JESSUP — Mothers and daughters stand in a circle, slowly reciting the Girl Scout pledge
Agricultural Exports From Maryland Climbing
WASHINGTON – Marylanders are selling hardwood lumbers to Australia, hot sauces to England and chicken parts to Asia in an agricultural export business that is booming
Christmas Trees Are a Gift for the Environment, Group Says
ANNAPOLIS – The natural, fresh trees that many holiday revelers will have in their homes this Christmas season area a renewable, recyclable resource, good for the environment, according to the Maryland Christmas Tree Association
Aetna Must Pay for Repairs to Condo, Court Rules
ANNAPOLIS – A Baltimore man’s insurance company should pay for repairs that his condominium association made in his home to stop water from damaging a neighboring unit, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Tuesday
University of Maryland Student Lecturing on Ways to Kill Police
WASHINGTON – Bill White harbors a strong hatred for police officers
Thanksgiving a Depressing Time for Women Inmates
BALTIMORE – If the words “holiday meal” do not appear above the lunchtime menu, Denise Webster said she will not recognize this Thursday as Thanksgiving