ANNAPOLIS – It’s Valentine’s Day, and she just popped the question
Maryland
Bill Would Permit Victim Testimony at Parole Hearings
ANNAPOLIS – Sue Mathis got her first black eye from her former husband shortly after they were married 30 years ago
Older-American Group Urges Look at Gambling, Social Security
WASHINGTON – A panel of the American Association of Retired Persons Friday voted to support federal studies of the gambling industry and ways to preserve Social Security
School Violence and Anti-Drug Programs Could See Cuts
WASHINGTON – Maryland school violence and drug-prevention programs could lose $1
Congressmen Recall Special Valentine’s Days, Dates
WASHINGTON – Ask someone married to recall their best Valentine’s Day date, and their thoughts often drift to their spouses
Appeals Decision Allows Woman Who Lost Job To Keep Benefits
ANNAPOLIS – A woman who was terminated from the Frederick County parks department because of an off-the-job drunk driving charge should not have lost her unemployment compensation, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Thursday
Murder is Murder, Delegate Says
ANNAPOLIS – Under a series of court rulings, someone who kills his or her spouse for committing adultery can be convicted of manslaughter rather than murder