WASHINGTON – Some disheartened Republicans in Maryland’s 1st Congressional District plan to vote Democratic come November, but GOP state Sen
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Groups Unite to Fight Illegal Immigration
WASHINGTON – Ten groups from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D
O’Malley Celebrates Mass With Pope, Sees No Conflict Between His Politics and His Religion
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Gov
^Thousands Stake Spot to Peer at Pope
WASHINGTON – Thousands of onlookers hailing from Maine to California and beyond crammed themselves along Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday to catch a glimpse of Pope Benedict XVI in his popemobile
State Surplus Property Now Available Online
ANNAPOLIS – As part of a statewide effort to trim expenses, the sale Maryland’s surplus items has jumped to the Internet
No Wages of Sin for Papal Ticket Holders, Archdiocese Warns
WASHINGTON – A papal visit to the United States is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and Scott Williams of Crofton wants to use Pope Benedict XVI’s Mass at Nationals Park Thursday to propose to his girlfriend
Tax Deadline Looms, but Rebate May Lessen the Blow
WASHINGTON – Taxpayers normally cringe as April 15 creeps closer, but they can breathe easier this year because a government rebate check could soon be in the mail — as long as they file
^Maryland Law May Leave Opening for Improper Waste Disposal
WASHINGTON – Should a company be allowed to abandon its hazardous waste simply because it doesn’t plan on transporting it?
No, says Alexandria Real Estate Acquisitions Inc
Success of Environmental Legislation Mixed in Tough Economic Times
ANNAPOLIS – The 2008 Maryland legislative session kicked off with optimistic rallies and press conferences to support a slew of bills designed to help the state’s environment, including addressing climate change and allocating money to clean up the Chesapeake Bay, among other things