WASHINGTON – The silence from Thomas E
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Young Voters Forcing Pollsters to Account for Them
ANNAPOLIS – The official Web site for presidential candidate Sen
Counties Join Forces to Push for Purple Line
LANGLEY PARK – State legislators from Montgomery and Prince George’s counties announced the formation of the Purple Line Legislative Caucus Thursday in order to make a stronger case for federal funding of the proposed light rail or bus line
Environmentalists Are Listed as Suspected Terrorists
SILVER SPRING – Environmentalists Mike Tidwell and Joshua Tulkin said Thursday morning that the Maryland State Police listed them as suspected terrorists in a federal database and conducted unwarranted surveillance of their activities
Investment Fees Spike as Pension Fund Sheds Billions
ANNAPOLIS – The state pension system had a $16
Maryland Fights ‘Brain Waste’ With Immigrant Integration Programs
WASHINGTON – Maryland is one of the few states taking measures to fight the “brain waste” resulting from the more than 1
Maryland Domestic Violence Program Goes Nationwide
WASHINGTON – One day last year was another day of abuse for “Alice” at the hands of her husband, but this time when she called the Family Crisis Center hotline, something was different
Land Preservation Budget to Plummet in Coming Years
ANNAPOLIS – The state’s budget for land preservation will plummet dramatically in the next few years, falling by more than $100 million by 2010, according to statistics released Tuesday at a meeting of the Maryland Joint Subcommittee on Program Open Space and Agricultural Land Preservation
Officials Say Social Services Database Problems Being Corrected
ANNAPOLIS – A statewide comprehensive database of foster children and adoption cases included only 35 percent of the data it was supposed to have, according to an audit released earlier this month for the Department of Human Resources
Pension Board Picks Advisor Who Had Withdrawn This Summer
ANNAPOLIS – The state pension board tapped Larry E