WASHINGTON – Some 40 Maryland students are part of a national trend under media scrutiny: They gave high-dollar donations to political candidates at a tender age
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Lawmakers Eye, Counties Attack Suggestion to Share Teacher Pension Costs
ANNAPOLIS – Not all the measures being considered by lawmakers would raise taxes to close the state’s looming budget deficit — some would cut spending
^Candidates Collect Contributions From Different Ends of Spectrum
WASHINGTON – The race for Maryland’s Congressional District 4 seat has gone national, as U
Slots Take Center Stage as Special Session Nears End of First Week
ANNAPOLIS – The debate over slot machines dominated the fifth day of the special legislative session Friday, as Gov
^Plan Trades on Development Rights to Give Young Farmers a Future — and a Farm
HURLOCK – Terri Wolf-King, 41, and her husband, Jeff King, 33, wanted to buy 258 acres of farmland near their Dorchester County home after they married five years ago
Rockville Woman Criticizes Medicaid Rule Changes
WASHINGTON – The mentally ill would be forced back into “warehouse conditions,” under proposed changes to Medicaid, Rockville resident Barbara Miller told the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Thursday
Diverse Businesses Rally Against O’Malley Plan to Expand, Increase Sales Tax
ANNAPOLIS – Massage therapists, Realtors, and health club employees and patrons swarmed the State House Thursday to protest Gov
O’Malley Administration Pushes for Action on Medicaid Expansion Now
ANNAPOLIS – Administration officials urged lawmakers Thursday to take action on Gov