WASHINGTON- One name pops up over and over in campaign spending reports for 2nd District Rep
Sarbanes Campaign Has Little in the Bank — And Little to Fear, Analysts Say
WASHINGTON – Halfway through his current term, Sen
Mikulski Spending, Raising Campaign Funds Heavily for 2004 Bid
WASHINGTON – While some of the poorer members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are sitting on campaign bank accounts of $100,000, Sen
Southern Maryland’s Economic Indicators Jumped from 2000 to 2001
WASHINGTON – Southern Maryland had the highest economic growth rate in the state from 2000 to 2001, with all three counties finishing in the top five for rates of job growth, business growth and payroll, according to a recent Census report
As Defense Spending Jumps, Maryland Companies Get More Than Their Share
WASHINGTON – Maryland reaped a larger share off defense contracts than most states during the surge in military spending last year that followed the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the war in Afghanistan
Maryland’s Premiere Track Waits for Uncertain Rebirth
BALTIMORE – Ray Edwards is at Pimlico counting the days before his next trip to West Virginia’s Charles Town race track
Maryland’s Premiere Track Waits for a Rebirth That May Not Come
BALTIMORE – Ray Edwards is at Pimlico counting the days before his next trip to West Virginia’s Charles Town race track
Horse Racing Industry’s Value May Have Been Inflated During Slots Campaign
ANNAPOLIS – Without the infusion of cash from slot machines, Maryland’s historically significant horse racing industry, worth $2 billion to the state’s economy, may fail, Gov