ANNAPOLIS – Twenty more Maryland residents are among the 84 people added Friday to the joyless list of those missing from the Pentagon after hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 catastrophically hit the northwest side of the building Tuesday morning
Tragedy Brings Flood of Donations to State Charities, But More Help is Needed
WASHINGTON – In the wake of last week’s shocking terrorist attacks, donations are pouring in “as fast as we’re able to process them,” according to one Maryland charity
Terrorist Attacks Drive Investors to Safety of Gold, Treasury Bonds
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland gold dealers have been swamped with orders to buy gold coins and bars by nervous investors reacting to fears of a U
Veterans Encourage Proper Etiquette, But Happy To See Flag Fly
ANNAPOLIS – Americans are responding to the terrorist tragedies in New York and Washington by displaying the flag in great numbers
Medics Understanding as Navy Hospital Ship Ordered to be Floating Hotel
ABOARD THE USNS COMFORT – More than 500 medical personnel had been ordered Wednesday to drop everything and get aboard the Comfort for a mercy mission to New York City’s devastated World Trade Center
Impulse to Stock Up, Hunker Down After Tragedy is a Rational One, Experts Say
WASHINGTON- Along with the reports of Tuesday’s horrific attacks on New York and Washington came other reports of Americans preparing for the worst by stockpiling food, water, weapons and other emergency supplies
Dulles, BWI Reopen After Terrorist Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – Mary Wood, a veterinary librarian from Davis, Calif
Schools Strive for Regular Day After Terrorist Attacks
ANNAPOLIS – Administrators tried to get state schools back to normal Thursday following Tuesday’s terrorist attacks, but no one could get it out of their minds
At Least Six Marylanders Listed Among Missing Pentagon Workers
WASHINGTON – At least six Maryland residents are among the 42 Navy personnel, civilians and contractors listed as missing from the Pentagon following Tuesday morning’s attack, the Department of Defense said Thursday
A Subdued Capitol Hill Goes Back to Work After Terrorist Attacks
WASHINGTON – Congressional offices were fully staffed Wednesday but an empty silence hung over the Capitol, as official Washington struggled with the business of running the nation a day after one of the worst terrorist attacks in history