ANNAPOLIS – In the wake of the failure of last minute negotiations on the future of the financially-troubled Prince George’s Hospital Center, Gov
Maryland
Religious Young People Vote, Study Finds
COLLEGE PARK – Jessica Newman, 21, never misses a day of daily Mass, nor voting in an election, and she writes to her representatives regularly about issues she supports
Baltimore to Begin Pilot STD Program
ANNAPOLIS – A novel Baltimore program intended to contain the spread of sexually transmitted diseases by allowing infected individuals to pass on medication to their sexual partners was approved by the General Assembly Thursday and is expected to be signed into law
^Role Models for Boomers: Retirees Volunteer in Baltimore Schools
BALTIMORE – The children in Jessica Wides’ first-grade class at Waverly Elementary School are a handful
Popular, Pretty Pears? A Problem
ANNAPOLIS – The white-blossomed story book trees line countless streets in the state – but that is just the problem
No Final Agreement on PG Hospital Despite Moves By O’Malley, County
ANNAPOLIS – After months of haggling back and forth, top county and state officials have made concessions concerning the financially ailing Prince George’s Hospital Center
Republicans Decry ‘Leftward Tilt’ at State House
ANNAPOLIS – Citing a raft of legislation nearing passage in the General Assembly that they said would take the state in the wrong direction, House Republicans on Wednesday warned about what they called a “leftward tilt” in the state government
Nearly One-Fourth of Maryland Guard Ordered Overseas
WASHINGTON – The Maryland National Guard has been ordered to send 1,300 troops to Iraq, more than double the number of soldiers it typically has in harm’s way