ANNAPOLIS – The special General Assembly session scheduled to begin Monday should provide a boost for Annapolis’ tourism industry — but how much of one remains to be seen
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^Legislators Give Up Work, Play to Return to Annapolis for Special Session
ANNAPOLIS – Just avoid November, Sen
^How Well Do Maryland Students Do on Assessment Tests? Depends Whom You Ask
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland students might be making major progress in math and reading — but then again, they might not
Trick or Treating Goes High Tech Tracking Tots
WASHINGTON – Tech-savvy parents worried about more than costumed ghouls and goblins this Halloween can use GPS technology to keep tabs on their children
^In Upcoming Special Session, Not All Budget Fixes Created Equal
ANNAPOLIS – As legislators converge on Annapolis Monday to begin wrangling over the state’s $1
^Amorous Deer Threaten Road Safety in October and November
ANNAPOLIS – Deer smell love in the autumn air, and that spells danger for Maryland drivers
Colleges Hold More than Academic Mysteries
WASHINGTON – Scary apparitions lurk in the dark corners, stalking the night at Maryland’s colleges and universities
Businesses Rally to Support Proposed Annapolis Ban on Plastic Bags
ANNAPOLIS – Local business owners rallied Thursday in support of a city alderman’s first-in-the-nation proposal to ban plastic shopping bags in Annapolis
Threatened With Big Cuts, County Leaders Urge Lawmakers to Pass Budget Plan
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Association of Counties urged legislators Thursday to pass Gov
^Annapolis Couple Bring Tale of Financial Ruin to Congress
WASHINGTON – Deborah Williams and Rick Welshans opened a Coffee Beanery franchise in 2004 and experienced problems right from the start