ANNAPOLIS – A Bethesda man thought he’d found a bargain when he bought a $300 Intel Celeron-powered computer on eBay in March, but he’s still waiting for it to show up
Laid-Off Airline Workers Come to Capitol Hill to Ask for Assistance
WASHINGTON – For Monique Tossou, the financial pressures of daily life have continued, even when the rest of her life came grinding to a halt following the Sept
As Northeast Dairy Compact Expires, Maryland Farmers Cry Over Spilled Milk
WASHINGTON – State dairy farmers said the expiration this week of the Northeast Dairy Compact thwarted years of efforts to get Maryland included in the organization, which sets minimum milk prices in some states
Comfort’s Return Mends Families
BALTIMORE – Thomas Lucas of Bel Air, hoisted his 5-year-old son, Payton, to his shoulders
Bartlett Says U.S. Should Help Afghan Resistance, Provide Post-Taliban Aid
WASHINGTON – The United States should help resistance groups overthrow the Taliban in Afghanistan, and be prepared to give Afghanistan up to $20 million in aid once the Taliban is removed from power, said Rep
Reagan National Cleared for Takeoff Thursday Under Tighter Security
WASHINGTON – Maryland officials Tuesday welcomed the reopening of Reagan National Airport, a move that they said will head off potential problems at Baltimore/Washington International Airport while making National a model for air safety
Four Maryland General Aviation Airports May Reopen
ANNAPOLIS – Restrictions placed on small airports in Maryland since Sept
GOP Gubernatorial Campaigns Have `Understanding’ to Support Each Other
WASHINGTON – Besides raising money for their own campaigns, Maryland’s two Republican gubernatorial candidates say they are also raising foot soldiers who can switch allegiance between candidates should one of the two drop out
Maryland Courts to Consider Constitutional Questions on Death Penalty
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s six-month unofficial moratorium ends today, but it’s not likely to be lifted until the state Court of Appeals deals with four cases questioning the constitutionality of the death penalty