ANNAPOLIS- Electric deregulation will be the buzzword in the Statehouse today as the first round of bill hearings begins with a joint meeting of the Senate Finance and House Environmental Matters Committees
Glendening Says It’s Time to Refocus Fight Against Water Pollution
WASHINGTON – Maryland Gov
Glendening Praises Federal-State Partnership in Education
WASHINGTON – As he touted Maryland’s educational accomplishments to a Senate committee Tuesday, Gov
Late Flu Makes Up for Lost Time in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s flu season got off to a late start, but has been making up for lost time at a feverish pace over the past two weeks, according to state health officials
Republicans Call for Elimination of Slates After 1998 Election Controversy
ANNAPOLIS – Some lawmakers are calling for the elimination of political slates in response to controversial tactics used last year by Senate President Thomas V
Common Sense Can Help Stop the Flu When It’s Too Late for Shots
WASHINGTON – Marylanders looking to dodge the flu bug may have waited too long to get their flu shots, but there are still a host of things they can do, according to state health officials
Supreme Court Refuses Appeal of Harford Adult Book Stores
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the appeal of two Harford County adult book stores that are trying to sue county officials over raids on the businesses
Rockville Company Will Melt Simpson Trophy For Charity
WASHINGTON – A Rockville company has unusual plans for the O