On a small farm in Calvert County, soil scientist Gary Jellick measures the water levels in pipe wells scattered across what looks to the untrained eye like a muddy field
Walking Is A Health Hazard In Maryland, Environmental Groups Say
WASHINGTON – Maryland is the 14th most dangerous state for pedestrians, with an average of 130 killed every year, according to a report released this week
On-Campus Suicide Rate Low for University of Md. System
ANNAPOLIS – In the past 10 years, only two schools in the University of Maryland System have experienced the impact of a suicide committed on campus
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Wetlands are characterized by water-loving plants and soils that are saturated or periodically flooded
Maryland Members of Congress Vote To Bar Federal Funds For Doctor-Assisted Suicide
WASHINGTON – Although opinions among Maryland congressmen vary on the issue of doctor-assisted suicide, all eight voted Thursday to prohibit federal funding of the practice
Clinton’s Budget Boosts Grants to College Students
WASHINGTON – The education budget enacted Oct
Postal Service Web Page Delivers Zip Codes, Mailing Info
WASHINGTON – Have a letter you need to mail, but you’re not sure of the zip code or the required postage?
No problem
UMBC Is Maryland’s Inexpensive Ivy League, Students Say
CATONSVILLE – Mona Shah said “no” to Johns Hopkins University, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown and a slew of other schools — and “yes” to the University of Maryland at Baltimore County