WASHINGTON – Thanksgiving travelers should take a tip from the Boy Scouts before leaving home this year — be prepared
Trash Tech Stops Anacostia River Rubbish
COLMAR MANOR – Clean up of the imperiled Anacostia River is getting a boost from the latest in trash collection technology: a $350,000 giant garden rake
Maryland Muslims Work Modern Lives Around Ancient Holy Month of Ramadan
WASHINGTON – Sandy Spring resident Sabir Rahman expects to get up at 4:30 a
Leonid Shower to Provide Maryland With Sunday Light Show
ANNAPOLIS – One of the most spectacular Leonid meteor showers in decades will be visible from North America early Sunday morning, astronomers say – a tantalizing forecast for Maryland skywatchers
Hospitals See Knowledge as the Best Weapon in Fight Against Bioterror
WASHINGTON – Maryland hospital officials have prescribed “huge doses of education” for their staffs after anthrax cases first appeared in state emergency rooms last month with mixed results
Maryland’s Got No Rain, But Not A Drought
ANNAPOLIS – There’s no drought in Maryland, and despite the lack of rain, the state is better off than it was in 1999, state officials said
Maryland Unites Police, Rescue Crews With High-Tech Transmissions
LAUREL – Maryland police, fire and rescue workers will try out technology that should enable them to communicate more effectively during disasters like the Sept
Turkey Travelers Trading Trendy for Traditional This Thanksgiving
WASHINGTON – If they aren’t already carving the turkey at home this holiday, Marylanders will want to escape to places as far away from the big city as possible — and straight into fantasy worlds removed from the events of this past fall
Commission Searches for More School Money
ANNAPOLIS – Increased sales taxes, revenue from legalized gaming machines and freezing tax reductions could be used to fund the $1