WASHINGTON – Glendening administration officials hailed President Clinton’s interest in “smart-gun” technology, saying federal involvement will give companies the money and the incentive to see that it becomes a reality
Maryland Officials Crow Over Gains in Children’s Health Insurance
WASHINGTON – A Maryland program to bring health insurance to poor children has exceeded supporters’ hopes, giving the state a head start on President Clinton’s call to reach even further into communities that lack health coverage
Dwindling Teacher Supply Means Substitute Standards Fall
ANNAPOLIS – High school math may be fresh in the mind of that substitute algebra teacher – he or she may have just completed the course
Majority of Marylanders Back Medical Use of Marijuana
ANNAPOLIS – More than 70 percent of Maryland residents support the medical use of marijuana, according to a poll released Friday by the Center for Substance Abuse Research at the University of Maryland
Showdown over Gun Control Expected in Legislature
ANNAPOLIS- Two bills aimed at curbing gun violence are expected to dominate the gun control debate in the Maryland General Assembly this session
Morella, Hoyer Took Recess Trips, But Sarbanes is Delegation’s Frequent Flier
WASHINGTON – The stamps on their passports will still be fresh when Reps
Brouhaha Brewing Over Black Bear Hunting Proposal
WASHINGTON – Garrett County Farm Bureau President Brooks Hamilton Jr
Federal Appeals Court Extends Lawsuit Protections to Subcontractors
A federal appeals court has ruled that subcontractors enjoy the same protection from lawsuits that contractors have under Maryland law
Maryland Rich Get Richer, Poor and Middle-Class Incomes Can’t Keep Up
WASHINGTON – The income gap between the richest and poorest Maryland families is steadily increasing, despite a strong national and state economy, according to a study released this week