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Sweet Life: Family’s OC Candy Shop Turns 100
OCEAN CITY – Dolle’s is a boardwalk fixture here, serving up homemade treats of saltwater taffy, caramel popcorn and assorted chocolates for what seems like forever
^Regents Sanction 19 Percent University Growth in Next Decade
ADELPHI – The public university system in Maryland will grow by 19 percent over the next decade to more than 176,000 students, according to enrollment projections adopted Friday by the Board of Regents
Maryland’s Community Finance Institutions Open Doors for Affordable Housing
WASHINGTON – Blanca Calderon’s Silver Spring apartment is small but immaculately kept
Filling the Gap: Maryland Community Finance Institutions Help Communities Battered by the Recession
WASHINGTON – A day care center in Salisbury; an ezStorage Unit in Brentwood; a senior housing village in northwest Baltimore; a waste removal company in Easton; affordable apartments in Silver Spring — none of these enterprises would exist without the help of Community Development Financial Institutions
Regents Likely to Sanction Hike, End Tuition Freeze
WASHINGTON – The University System of Maryland Board of Regents on Friday is primed to end the four-year moratorium on public university tuition increases with a modest hike proposed in January by Gov
Md Politicians Talk Bay Health With Environmental Officials
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s “difficult” decisions to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay are beginning to pay off, the state’s congressional delegation was told Thursday, but there’s still a long way to go