Maryland

WASHINGTON – Police are urging Maryland Jewish congregations to take extra security precautions for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur services in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks, and at least some synagogues appear to be listening

ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT- In Carlos Martin’s mind, New York’s skyline is all too familiar

ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT – Before heading for a shower, a World Trade Center rescue worker from a Massachusetts canine team provided a harsh taste of reality at the collapse site: “My clothes smell like dead bodies,” he remarked to no one in particular

ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT- The Navy’s huge hospital ship lived up to her name Friday, providing a clean place to rest, food and creature comforts to the first four rescue workers from the World Trade Center collapse — two New York firemen, a Red Cross worker and one other unidentified rescue worker

WASHINGTON- Along with the reports of Tuesday’s horrific attacks on New York and Washington came other reports of Americans preparing for the worst by stockpiling food, water, weapons and other emergency supplies

ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT – More than 500 medical personnel had been ordered Wednesday to drop everything and get aboard the Comfort for a mercy mission to New York City’s devastated World Trade Center

ANNAPOLIS – Americans are responding to the terrorist tragedies in New York and Washington by displaying the flag in great numbers

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland gold dealers have been swamped with orders to buy gold coins and bars by nervous investors reacting to fears of a U

WASHINGTON – In the wake of last week’s shocking terrorist attacks, donations are pouring in “as fast as we’re able to process them,” according to one Maryland charity

ANNAPOLIS – Twenty more Maryland residents are among the 84 people added Friday to the joyless list of those missing from the Pentagon after hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 catastrophically hit the northwest side of the building Tuesday morning