ANNAPOLIS – No one wants to sever the bonds between a parent and a child
Paramedics’ Overtime Ruling Could Have “Staggering” Costs
ANNAPOLIS – A federal appeals court has ruled that Anne Arundel County must pay overtime to its paramedics, a decision that local government officials said could have a “staggering” impact on their budgets
Bill Aims to Bring Relief to Twice-Taxed Car Lessees
ANNAPOLIS – When John Thomas decided to keep the 1994 Acura Vigor he had been leasing, the dealer told him he had to pay sales tax — one that Thomas thought he had already paid
Long-term Outlook for Roads Fund is Hazy, Lawmakers Told
ANNAPOLIS – The state fund that pays for roads, airports and mass transit services “continues to show strong financial performance” — for now
Partial-Birth Abortion Bill Moves On Despite Sabotage Attempt
ANNAPOLIS – A bill to ban partial-birth abortions passed the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee easily Friday and was sent to the full Senate, where pro-choice advocates predicted a harsher reception
Maryland Delegation Wants Caution, Explanation in Iraq Crisis
ANNAPOLIS – With the threat of an attack on Iraq looming, several members of the Maryland congressional delegation remain unsold on President Clinton’s plan
Holmes Case Sparks Foster Care Review, But Will it Work?
ANNAPOLIS – When Christine Bartlett read about the abuse of 5-year-old Richard Holmes, she wondered if she could have been responsible in some way for what happened
Wild Aim No Defense in Shooting Conviction, Court Rules
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals on Friday upheld the assault with intent to murder convictions of a Prince George’s County man who fired into a crowd of teens in a 1996 drive-by shooting
Would-be Secessionists Dream Up the State of Delmarva
ANNAPOLIS – It would be three times as big as Rhode Island, but with less than half the population