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`Heritage River’ Plan for Potomac Worries Some
WASHINGTON – Plans to nominate the Potomac River as one of 10 “American Heritage Rivers” has some landowners along the waterway worried about federal intrusion into private property affairs
Supreme Court Lets Stand Death Sentence In ’95 PG Double Murder
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the death sentence appeal of a Capitol Heights man in the 1995 murders of an elderly Prince George’s County couple
Carroll County Special Education Program Involves Community
WESTMINSTER – The multi-colored beach volleyball came over the net with force and landed on the court – point scored
New ADR Commission May Reduce Courts’ Caseload, Focus on Future
ANNAPOLIS – Officials say the Maryland Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission now in its infancy may be the key to dealing with the ever-increasing caseload in the state’s courts
Court of Special Appeals Reverses Evidence Suppression Ruling
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Tuesday reversed an Anne Arundel County court’s decision to suppress evidence – a plastic bag of drugs – dropped by a passenger fleeing the scene of a traffic violation
State Health Department Preparing To Issue Report
ANNAPOLIS – A Department of Health and Mental Hygiene official told legislators Tuesday that the agency will need another week to issue a report on the unmet needs of the populations it serves
Over Half of Mikulski Funds From People Come From Out-of-State
WASHINGTON – Republicans hoping to unseat Democratic Sen
Fed Prosecutors In Md. Prosecute Less Than Half of DEA Cases
WASHINGTON – Federal prosecutors in Maryland declined to prosecute most drug cases referred by the Drug Enforcement Agency last year, a study shows
USDA Scientists To Study Bacteria In Maryland Chickens
WASHINGTON – Several Eastern Shore poultry farms are opening their doors to federal scientists as part of a nationwide study launched this month to find out the origin of bacteria in chickens