ANNAPOLIS – Gov
Maryland
Local Leaders Plan Tribute to Frederick Douglass
ANNAPOLIS – General Assembly leaders, the University of Maryland System and Morgan State University will host a tribute to state native Frederick Douglass on Monday
Washington City Paper Stops Publishing Ladies Nights Ads
WASHINGTON – An alternative Washington newspaper has agreed to stop publishing advertisements that implied men and women would pay different prices on some nights at restaurants and bars
Interior Department Funds Piscataway Park Expansion
WASHINGTON – Piscataway National Park in Maryland will receive $1
Gambling Interests Praise Glendening’s Caution on Expansion
ANNAPOLIS – The casino gambling and racing industries seldom find common ground, but members of both trades said Friday they were comfortable with Parris N
Bills Would Bar Former Lawmakers from Lobbying for a While
ANNAPOLIS – The revolving door between the Legislature and lobbying needs to be locked — at least for a little while
Shore Mayors Seek Police Funding, Control of Historic Sites
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore mayors, meeting with the region’s lawmakers Friday, appealed for increased funding for municipal police and greater authority over historic sites
Anti-discrimination Bills Spark Debate
ANNAPOLIS – A twice-failed controversial bill that would protect gays and bisexuals from discrimination in Maryland sparked clashing testimony here Thursday
Hoyer, Mikulski Cited for Excessive Government Spending
WASHINGTON – A national watchdog organization this week spotlighted more than $1 billion of “pork-barrel spending” in the 1995 federal budget, including $42 million secured by Rep