JARRATT, VA
Maryland
State Looks Forward Past Grim Budget Outlook
ANNAPOLIS – State revenues may be on the rise after plummeting over the last two years, according to the Maryland Department of Legislative Services
Mid-Atlantic Governors Commit to Offshore Wind Energy
ANNAPOLIS – The governors of Maryland, Virginia and Delaware agreed Tuesday to a partnership to encourage the deployment of offshore wind energy in the region, hoping to capitalize on the Mid-Atlantic’s enormous offshore wind resources
Cardin: Keep Abortion Rules Out of Health Care Reform Bill
WASHINGTON – Abortion prohibitions do not belong in a health care reform bill because they are two separate issues, said Maryland Democratic Sen
Four-Way Kidney Exchange Gives New Life, Blazes Medical Trail
BALTIMORE – For Edward Behn it was the death of a close friend, who had been his roommate and the best man at his wedding, that got him thinking about donating one of his kidneys
Pervious Concrete Can Help Slow Increase in Bay’s Nitrogen Load
WASHINGTON – The parking lots of Queen Anne’s County’s Bloomfield Farm will soon be modeling the latest in a series of efforts by the county to battle stormwater runoff pollution in the Chesapeake Bay
Beltway Sniper Witnesses Unable to Forget
ROCKVILLE – On a sunny, fall Thursday seven years ago, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, the “Beltway Snipers,” shot and killed five people in Maryland and Washington
Scientists and Scholars Bring Big Ideas to “TEDx” Conference
ANNAPOLIS – College student Douglas Stull missed a test to see Ted
Growing Md. Wine Industry Targets Uneven Alcohol Laws
ANNAPOLIS – A patchwork of county alcohol regulations continues to frustrate Maryland’s winery owners, but that has not stopped newcomers from joining the state’s growing wine industry