BALTIMORE – Advocacy groups gathered Thursday at a day care center to support a proposed statewide ban on a chemical flame-retardant, even though scientists disagree on the safest course for handling the product
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Good Samaritan Bill Would Offer Some Immunity, Could Save Lives
ANNAPOLIS – Advocates of a “good Samaritan” bill Wednesday said it would encourage people to seek help for those suffering from drug or alcohol overdoses, but critics expressed concern that it would provide immunity for a wide array of crimes
Lawmakers Hope to Spread Service ‘Cure’
WASHINGTON – A funk settled over Winnefred Frolik in 2004 as she grew worried about global warming, poverty and hunger
Miller: State Could Buy Preakness, Build Track to Keep Race in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS – Senate President Thomas V
O’Malley Calls for Tighter Restrictions on Death Penalty
ANNAPOLIS – With his hope of repealing the death penalty likely dashed for this year’s legislative session, Gov
Homeless, Neglected Horses Multiply as Maryland’s Equine Industry Struggles
WOODBINE – Maryland horse owners are “dumping” their unwanted livestock at 10 times the rate of last year, and the horses they’re shedding are not just backyard ponies, according to informal statistics from rescue organizations
Maryland’s Dry Weather May Stave Off Mosquitoes
WASHINGTON – Warmer weather and sunny skies are just around the bend, which, sadly means the mosquitoes are not too far behind
Two Bills Seek to Define Marriage
ANNAPOLIS – Supporters of same-sex marriage argued that the issue is a civil right during a House Judiciary Committee hearing Thursday