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Bush Bus Tour Misses Maryland En Route to GOP Convention
COLLEGE PARK – Maryland is getting a bye – a bye-bye , actually – from presidential candidate George W
GOP Convention Delegation Looks More Like Maryland In 2000
Minorities and women are gaining ground in Maryland’s Republican Party leadership, though they have yet to achieve equal representation, according to a Capital News Service analysis
Prosperous Maryland Sees Babies Die At Higher Rate Than Neighboring States
ANNAPOLIS – In the prosperous state of Maryland, a baby is more likely to die before it turns 1 than any of the surrounding jurisdictions, except the District of Columbia, an analysis of birth and death records determined
Minority Overrepresentation in Special Education is Slowly Falling
WASHINGTON – Maryland schools have reduced racial disparities in their special education programs, five years after the state signed an agreement with the U
Elderly Inmates Call `Old Man’s Dorm’ Home – for Life
ANNAPOLIS – Inside the noisy Maryland House of Corrections in Jessup, there is one section of the prison where it’s almost silent – no blaring rap music, no men playing pool, no one watching television or hanging out in the recreation area
State Struggles With Problem of Growing Elderly Inmate Population
ANNAPOLIS – Nearly every day Richard Wienhold thinks back to the 27- year-old man he used to be — long before his hair turned gray, long before he had to take insulin three times a day
Southern Maryland Gets Into the Campaign Finance Race, With Help From Hoyer
WASHINGTON – Fueled by a growing population and the fund-raising prowess of Rep
Ehrlich’s Fund-Raising Success Helps Push GOP Past State’s House Democrats
WASHINGTON – Led by Rep
Sunshine State Residents Rain Money on Maryland Members of Congress
WASHINGTON – Florida may be the sunshine state, but for Maryland, it is also a money state