WASHINGTON – Most people can tell you where they were on Nov
Maryland
Lawmaker Vows Action on Sex Abuse Task Force Report
ANNAPOLIS – The sponsor of a law that set up the Maryland Task Force to Study Health Professional-Client Sexual Exploitation has pledged that its report will not be left to gather dust in the state archives
Md. Trade Schools in Danger of Losing Student Loan Programs
WASHINGTON – Five Maryland trade schools will lose funds from national student aid programs because of students’ failure to repay their loans, according to a report released Friday by the U
Members of Panel on Doctor Abuse Found Experience Cathartic
Active with a support group for victims of sexual abuse by health professionals, Linda Herlehy and Sherry Russell were busy healing themselves
Two Marylanders Vote to Repeal Assault Weapons Ban
WASHINGTON – Only two of Maryland’s seven House members voted Friday to lift a two-year-old ban on semiautomatic assault weapons
Wilson Strives To Raise Medical School’s Image
BALTIMORE – In his charge are 1,277 students and 1,106 faculty
Maryland Native Wants To “Leave Mark” for Environment
BALTIMORE – After dark on a day when it has rained, Tim Hoen ventures into the woods
Coldblooded Creatures Help Raise Funds for Their Natural Home
BALTIMORE – Tim Hoen sees the big picture
Welfare Reform Bill Gets Senate Committee Approval
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate Finance Committee unanimously recommended a welfare reform bill Friday that will require employers to report new hires monthly instead of quarterly, among other provisions