ANNAPOLIS – More minority-owned businesses would have a shot at state contracts under a Glendening administration bill approved by the Senate Tuesday
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Poultry Industry Opposes State Antibiotic Study Bill
ANNAPOLIS – The poultry industry Tuesday opposed a bill to accumulate data on antibiotics mixed into animal feed, saying the information would be meaningless and only scare people
Maryland Drug Treatment Tops National Average, But Many Still Not Served
WASHINGTON – Maryland is better than the national average at providing addiction services, according to a new report, but state health officials said they still have a long way to go
Businesses Leery of Glendening’s Environmental Justice Commission
WASHINGTON – With Baltimore’s industrial Wagner’s Point as a backdrop, Gov
Democrats, Republicans Alike Tout Morella Gubernatorial Bid
ANNAPOLIS – It’s not just Republicans buzzing about U
Gambling May Be Good for Maryland, But Tough Sell for Lawmakers
ANNAPOLIS – Both proponents and opponents of expanding Maryland gambling make an economic argument: It’s good
Attorney General May Review Newspaper Deal for Antitrust Compliance
WASHINGTON – The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is reviewing complaints that a Washington Post Co
School Psychologist Has Tough Job of Sorting Troublemakers from Troubled Kids
WASHINGTON – Linda Meade may be the last person standing between a Maryland school system and the next Santana High School-style teen shooter