WASHINGTON – Many of Maryland’s Jewish residents are keeping kosher and keeping up with the latest food trend this High Holiday season –buying eco-friendly, organic and locally grown kosher staples, a movement some are calling ‘eco-kosher
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Maryland Protests Federal Abortion Refusal Rule
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler opposes a proposed federal ruling protecting doctors who don’t want to perform abortions, saying Washington is stepping all over the rights of individual states
University of Maryland Wins Federal Cancer Center Designation
WASHINGTON – University of Maryland Medical Center’s recent designation as a cancer center by the National Cancer Institute will help advance its research in cancer disparities among minorities and breast cancer treatment, said the director of its cancer division
Rosewood Center Residents and Families Grapple With Change
ANNAPOLIS – Marion Walton has lived in her home for 50 years
Marylanders Critique Economic Bailout Plan
WASHINGTON – President Bush asked Congress last week to approve a $700 billion bailout for Wall Street’s plummeting markets, but some Marylanders have significant reservations about this solution
House GOP Slams Slots, Offers New Plan
ANNAPOLIS – Republican lawmakers denounced the pending slots referendum Thursday, offering an alternate plan that might pump less money into the state’s coffers and provide a smaller portion of revenues to education
House GOP Offers Spending Plan, Billions in Tax Cuts
ANNAPOLIS – Republican lawmakers proposed $3
Nuclear Naysayers Hope Constellation Sale Slows Planned Reactor
WASHINGTON – Some Maryland environmental activists say the planned sale of Constellation Energy Group Inc
Anti-Nuclear Fight Revs Up in Southern Maryland
PRINCE FREDERICK – A small group of Calvert County residents met Wednesday night to band together in opposition to a proposed third reactor at the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant