ANNAPOLIS – Book “E” Lookee, the proposed state symbol for literacy is sexist, resembles a milk carton with legs, a square M & M or a juice box missing a straw, depending on which senator you ask
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Workweek Everymen Use Weekends to Fight Faux
DERWOOD – Gathered around the back of a mammoth silver minivan, a father and son from Rockville, two Montgomery College students and a father of three from Wheaton prepare for battle
Miller Supports Public Campaign Finance
ANNAPOLIS – Public campaign finance gained a powerful new ally in Senate President Thomas V
Imperfect Solution Ends ‘Long Wait’ for Filipino Vets’ Compensation
FORT WASHINGTON – Remigio Cabacar needs his blazer and flag before he can begin talking about redemption
Community Colleges Stretch Pell Grant Value
HAGERSTOWN – A change in Pell Grant funding pending in the Senate could ease the tuition burden for all college students, but for those in community colleges the dollars will make even more of a difference
Magna Declares Bankruptcy, Further Muddling Laurel Park Slots Bid
ANNAPOLIS – Magna Entertainment Corp
Death Penalty Bill’s Future Uncertain as it Moves to the House
ANNAPOLIS – A bill further restricting the use of the death penalty passed the Senate Thursday, moving it toward an uncertain future in the House of Delegates
Lawmakers, Advocates Push to Insure All Maryland Children
ANNAPOLIS – Lawmakers and advocates urged the Senate Finance Committee Wednesday to pass a bill that would require health care for all Maryland children
Feeding Nation Starts With WIC, Hopkins Prof Tells Congress
WASHINGTON – Johns Hopkins University professor Dr
Cost of Requiring Financial Literacy May be Too High
ANNAPOLIS – With his county one of the hardest hit by foreclosures and bankruptcy in a weakening economy, Sen