ANNAPOLIS – A dramatic rise in foreclosures and related scams is expected in Maryland in the coming year, prompting the governor and the General Assembly to roll out several initiatives intended to help people keep their homes and avoid mortgage fraud
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Comptroller Peter Franchot Worried About Mortgage Crisis, Economy and Taxes
BETHESDA – The continuing mortgage crisis and the country’s declining economy, as well as the General Assembly’s recently passed computer services tax, will pose problems for Maryland this year, said Comptroller Peter Franchot in his State of the Treasury speech Friday at Chevy Chase Bank Headquarters
Marriott Advocates Immigration Reform
WASHINGTON – The government needs to keep interest rates and taxes low as the U
Legislators, Environmentalists Want Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
ANNAPOLIS – Several hundred environmental activists flocked to a plaza across from the State House in the snow Thursday to rally support for the Global Warming Solutions Act, slated to be introduced in the Senate next week
More Restrictions Possible For Oystermen
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland watermen used to freely plying the Chesapeake Bay in search of oysters may be forced to accept new restrictions, according to an interim report released Wednesday by the state’s Oyster Advisory Commission
Support For Life In Prison Up, O’Malley Poll Numbers Down
ANNAPOLIS – Support among Marylanders for life imprisonment as an alternative to the death penalty is rising, according to a recent poll conducted by Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies
Obama, McCain Top Maryland Voters’ Wish Lists
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s large black population may push Illinois Democratic Sen