Maryland

General Assembly Ended with Cautious Progress on Crime Issues

ANNAPOLIS – With the touchy issue of tighter gun control off the table until at least 1996, state lawmakers didn’t have much to croon about with respect to crime legislation as the General Assembly came to a close

Drab Session Proves Anti-Climactic for Some Lawmakers

ANNAPOLIS — The final hours of the 1995 General Assembly resembled Monday’s gray weather — alternately intense and drab

Eastern Shore Lawmakers Pleased with Funding for Area Projects

ANNAPOLIS – As the legislative session wound down Monday, Eastern Shore lawmakers said the session was unexciting, but they were pleased that several area projects received funds

Montgomery Delegation Pleased With Session

ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County scored some legislative successes this year despite a slow session and many new faces, legislators and county officials say

Lobbying Tickets,375

ANNAPOLIS – Some of the same senators who gutted a bill that would have banned them from accepting sports tickets from lobbyists have been among the largest benefactors of such gifts, records show

With CNS-Morgan State

ANNAPOLIS – The number of blacks enrolled in Maryland colleges and universities increased by more than 2,100 students last year, a new report says

With CNS-O’Neill Profile

ANNAPOLIS – When Allen Freidman, a small tavern owner in Laurel, feared Maryland’s proposed smoking ban might burn his business, he didn’t get mad

Bicycle Helmet Bill Makes Its Way To The Governor’s Desk

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland may soon become the ninth state to make children wear helmets when riding their bicycles