WASHINGTON – Maryland colleges and universities would get $1
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Secret Settlement Satisfies Maryland’s 9/11 Victim Families
WASHINGTON – Irene Golinski pleaded with her husband on Sept
County School Board Members Give Grasmick’s ‘Bridge’ Plan Warm Reception
OCEAN CITY – County school board members gave a warm reception Wednesday to State Superintendent Nancy Grasmick’s proposal for an alternative path to high school graduation
Senate Republicans Say They Won’t Support Special Session, Slots
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Senate Republicans said Wednesday they will not support a slot-machines bill if it comes up in a special session, saying such a session aims to push through an “unnecessary” and “massive tax increase” on Marylanders
Maryland Shorted $49 Million in Medicaid Reimbursements
WASHINGTON – Maryland was shortchanged $49
Maryland Becomes First to Battle ‘Huffing’ Statewide
ANNAPOLIS – The dangers and allure of marijuana, alcohol and other illegal drugs are well covered in TV commercials and school programs, but it’s been a different story when it comes to inhalant abuse
Biologists Shock Fish in Wide-Ranging Effort to Assess Stream Health in State
UPPER MARLBORO – The line of six men swept small metal hoops through the murky waters of Western Branch, sending an electric current from beeping packs on their backs across the stream Tuesday
Colleges Come Face-To-Face With Race In Wake Of Incidents
WASHINGTON – When nooses were hung from trees in Jena, La
Kids’ Health Care Bill Advances, Veto Looms
WASHINGTON – More than 50,000 Maryland children could be uninsured next year if President Bush makes good on his threat to veto the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, which was passed by the Senate Thursday