ANNAPOLIS – Education funding, environmental protection, economic development and crime control took center stage as Maryland Gov
Federal Actions May Boost Fortunes of Maryland Dairy Farmers
WASHINGTON – As the price he was getting for his milk continued falling through November and December, dairy farmer Gary Dell thought about older farmers he knew, who had found it easier to sell their land to developers than continue to scrape out a living on the farm
Heart Association Sympathizes with Maryland Tobacco Farmers
ANNAPOLIS – When it comes to tobacco farmers, the American Heart Association has had a change of heart
Senate Committee Hears Tattooing Legislation
ANNAPOLIS – A 13-year-old boy who had a bulldog tattooed on his chest has instigated several bills before the Maryland General Assembly to ban tattooing of minors
Tobacco Tax, Pax Still Sticking Points in Governor’s Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – While Southern Maryland lawmakers gave a generally warm reception to Gov
Appeals Court Rules Police Chiefs Not Liable For Officer’s Misconduct
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond ruled this week that three Anne Arundel County police chiefs and the county government are not liable for damages for a 1990 incident in which a woman alleged an on-duty police officer raped her
Baltimore County, Harford Lawmakers React to State of the State
ANNAPOLIS – A proposed income tax cut, job opportunities, casinos and increasing salaries and jobs for state police officers were the main issues for Baltimore and Harford county legislators during Gov
Maryland Public Schools Get Mixed Grades For Performance
WASHINGTON – The Maryland public school system received two A’s, two C’s and two D’s in a “report card” released Thursday by Education Week