WASHINGTON – Marshall W
Appeals Court Vindicates Elections Official on Nepotism Charge
ANNAPOLIS – A Howard County elections official was cleared by the State Court of Appeals Wednesday of nepotism charges brought by the State Ethics Commission
State Study of Beleaguered Agriculture Industry Underway
ANNAPOLIS – The most comprehensive economic study in the past 20 years, and perhaps ever, of Maryland’s dwindling agriculture industry began Wednesday
House Approves Clean Water Bills That Include $150 Million for Chesapeake Bay
WASHINGTON – The House this week approved $350 million for estuary restoration efforts over the next five years, including $150 million dedicated to the nation’s largest estuary, the Chesapeake Bay
Governor’s Phone Records Are Public, High Court Rules
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court Tuesday rejected Gov
Push to Wire Classrooms for the Internet Could Backfire, Group Says
WASHINGTON – A College Park-based child advocacy group Tuesday called for a break from programs like “Maryland Connected for Learning,” which aims to wire all schools in the state for the Internet by 2002/2003
Caucus’ `Deal Room’ Could Bring Venture Capital Green to Black Businesses
WASHINGTON – It’s been four years since James Bynoe’s firm, Zane Graphics Inc, was launched in Hyattsville
Statewide Inspection Finds, Fixes, Brake Problems on Six School Buses
A statewide inspection of 590 school buses with potentially defective braking systems uncovered six buses with faulty wiring this week, but all were immediately fixed and are back on the road
Schools Rushed to Hire Teachers Before Checking Criminal Backgrounds
WASHINGTON – In the rush to fill vacant classrooms, Maryland schools hired hundreds of teachers this fall without waiting for results from criminal background checks