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
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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
Council To Recommend Steps To Curb Family Violence
ANNAPOLIS – The Family Violence Council, headed by Lt
Wynn, Hoyer Elected to House Democratic Leadership Jobs
WASHINGTON – Two Maryland congressmen were elected this week to Democratic leadership positions in the House
Conviction Upheld in Murder of Tara Allison Gladden
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Friday upheld the first-degree murder conviction of Curtis Aden Jamison in the 1993 strangulation of a 15-year-old Columbia girl
Former Valedictorian Fights to Change Marijuana Laws
WASHINGTON – During the three months Robert Kampia spent locked in prison, he never bought “extra food or toys” at the commissary, and he did not let himself watch MTV
Marijuana Reform Unlikely in Maryland, Officials Say
WASHINGTON – Passage this month of initiatives in California and Arizona legalizing marijuana use for medical purposes has spurred an advocacy group to target Maryland and other states for similar measures