ANNAPOLIS – Maryland is freezing new hires, trimming agency budgets by 1
Anthrax Attack Closes Congress, but Maryland Lawmakers Vow to Keep Working
WASHINGTON – The mood in Maryland congressional offices was described as cautious but not panicked Wednesday, as House and Senate office buildings were ordered closed because at least 30 people tested positive for anthrax exposure
University System Presidents Agree Collaboration Needed in Bioscience
ANNAPOLIS – Presidents from the University System of Maryland agreed Wednesday that for the state to stay at the forefront of the national biotechnology industry there must be a greater collaboration among the schools
Anthrax Drug Prophylactically Prescribed Despite Warnings
ANNAPOLIS – Andrew Goldstein’s brother lives in Boca Raton, Fla
State Welfare Cases Drop 68 Percent in Five Years
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s welfare caseload has decreased by 68
Maryland Senators’ Offices Closed for Anthrax Scare, Staff and Members Tested
WASHINGTON – Federal officials were combing the Capitol Hill offices of Maryland’s senators for anthrax Tuesday, two of 12 offices that were closed after tests confirmed that the bacteria was sent to the Senate Majority Leader’s office
Lawmakers Hear Maryland Must Do More to Prepare for Bioterrorism
ANNAPOLIS – Bioterrorism experts have questions about how prepared Maryland’s agency coordination and hospitals are for a biological attack, as a state health official told state lawmakers he’s monitoring four proposed cases in the state
Maryland Lawmakers Extol Safety Measures and Return of Business to BWI
WASHINGTON – Members of Maryland’s congressional delegation Tuesday applauded new security measures at Baltimore/Washington International Airport and the airport’s swift return to a business level approaching pre-Sept
Terps’ 6-0 Success Long Overdue
COLLEGE PARK – Most current University of Maryland undergraduate students were still in elementary school the last time the Terrapin football team played in a postseason bowl game
Shares of Maryland Companies Begin to Inch Back Up in Month After Attacks
WASHINGTON – One month after the terrorist attacks of Sept