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Maryland
New Study Shows Traffic Congestion Costs the State Billions Each Year
ANNAPOLIS – Traffic congestion in the Baltimore and Washington areas costs Maryland citizens $3
Maryland Not Making the Grade in Women’s Health, Report Card Says
ANNAPOLIS – Women’s health in Maryland is unsatisfactory and slipping, according to a report card Wednesday that graded the states on 27 indicators of women’s health
UMBC Chief Sees Closing Gender Gap in Science Faculty
WASHINGTON – While women come through Ph
High Court Says Injured Weightlifter Cannot Sue Contest Organizers for Injury
ANNAPOLIS – A weightlifter who had a 530-pound bar smash into his face during a bench press competition cannot sue event organizers for the incident, the Maryland Court of Appeals has ruled
Franchot Flirts With D.C. United, But Team Would Rather Stay In Washington
ANNAPOLIS – Comptroller Peter Franchot reiterated his desire to lure D
Maryland Could Pay Heavy Price for Global Warming, Researchers Warn
ANNAPOLIS – Global warming will hit Maryland and neighboring Mid-Atlantic states harder than any other region in the United States, predicts a study the University of Maryland released Tuesday
Port Safety Improving, But Still Needs Work, Report Says
WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security has taken steps to improve port security by creating interagency operations centers to monitor port activity, patrolling harbors and developing plans for terrorism prevention, but more challenges lie ahead, according to a report released Tuesday
^Celebrity Senators to Illuminate Washington College
CHESTERTOWN – They have more than 90 years of combined experience in the Senate, and they’re bringing it to Washington College