ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly, looking to save face after a delegate was indicted and lobbyist convicted in an improper relationship, debated legislation Wednesday to more strictly regulate lobbyists
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Glendening’s Budget Raises Eyebrows
ANNAPOLIS – Despite a much smaller surplus than last year, Gov
Survey Says Who Gets Money
ANNAPOLIS – A child growing up in Maryland has the best chance for good health and happiness in Howard County, according to results from a state survey of factors affecting a child’s well-being released Tuesday
Glendening Budget Expands Smart Growth Programs
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Smart Growth initiatives will get a $228 million boost under the budget Gov
Maryland Posts Record Corn and Soybean Yields, but Farmers Are Still Hurting
WASHINGTON – Maryland farmers posted record corn and soybean yields in 2000, with corn jumping 67 percent over drought-depressed 1999 levels and soybeans surging 34 percent, according to new U
Sarbanes Turn as Banking Committee Chairman is Sweet — and Short
WASHINGTON – It’s not king for a day
General Assembly Purple With Ravens Fever
ANNAPOLIS – There’s no such thing as casual Friday in the Maryland Senate, some senators say, even when the home team is playing in the AFC championship game