COLLEGE PARK – After years of quiet, donations from political action committees are exploding in the current election cycle to candidates in Maryland’s 1st District congressional campaign
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Md. Biotech Industry Thrives, But Not in East Baltimore
BALTIMORE – East Baltimore is still waiting for the biotech industry to blossom there as it has in other parts of Maryland
East Baltimore Biotech Park Remains in Limbo After 10 Years
BALTIMORE – Construction of the biotech park linked to the $1
SWAT Team Statistics Spark Questions About Tactics
WASHINGTON – Police SWAT teams were deployed in Maryland more than four times per day during the second half of 2009, mostly to serve search warrants — figures that indicate the state is part of a nationwide trend that some experts say contradicts the main duty of law enforcement to protect public safety
Dubious Parents Become East Baltimore School’s Boosters
BALTIMORE – The East Baltimore Community School was designed to be a neighborhood school, but earning widespread community support took a while, the city schools chief executive said
Teachers, Students Learn Ropes in Community School
BALTIMORE – It’s late spring in East Baltimore Community School’s inaugural year, the pupils have just taken their state assessment tests, and the teachers could pass a test of their own based on what they’ve learned since August:
The fifth-graders needed classes in respect
Iraqis Dominate Maryland’s New Refugee Population
BALTIMORE – In February 2006, Sawsan Al-Sayyab walked outside her home in Baghdad to find the streets covered in debris, burning mosques polluting the air with smoke and ash, and her roof crumbling above her head
Former Bay Scientist Sees Bleak Future for Bay
LUSBY – Despite restoration efforts, government dollars, and a multi-state movement to save the Chesapeake Bay, one scientist doesn’t think a rescue is possible