WASHINGTON – Washington County residents are not about to let residents of that other Washington forget that the holiday season is here
Top Educators Pledge To Equip Students with the Right Stuff
It scares Tiffany Butcher to think her classmates might graduate from Potomac’s Winston Churchill High School without the basic skills to do well in college and compete in the workplace
Court of Appeals Decision Will Have Little Impact, Experts Say
ANNAPOLIS – Legal and civil rights experts say there will be little impact from this week’s Court of Appeals decision that white jurors cannot be excluded on the basis of race
DNR Settles Race Discrimination Lawsuit for $21,000
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Board of Public Works agreed Wednesday to pay a $210,000 award to settle a 1994 lawsuit against the state’s Department of Natural Resources
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WASHINGTON – Organized labor gave nearly a half million dollars to House members from Maryland for last year’s election, with the biggest chunks going to long-time union allies Steny Hoyer and Albert Wynn
Maryland’s GOP Congressmen Wary of Bosnia Mission, Democrats Undecided
WASHINGTON – Most of Maryland’s Republican congressmen said this week they would not support President Clinton’s decision to send U
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WASHINGTON – A national highway bill signed this week by President Clinton secures $98 million for improvements on Maryland roads
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ANNAPOLIS – For the state’s Department of Natural Resources, Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting was an occasion to recognize success and acknowledge wrongdoing