ANNAPOLIS – Before he even opened the letter with “Baltimore City Court Document” stamped across it, Robert Barzyk knew what it meant: eviction
Maryland Roads to Get $98 Million For Improvements
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s eight House members voted for legislation this week that would bring $98 million in federal funds to the state to improve its roads
Man Without Lawyer Was Improperly Sentenced, Court Says
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Wednesday ordered a new sentencing hearing for a Washington County man because he was not represented by a lawyer when his three-year prison term was imposed
Funding Cuts Would Hurt Wildlife Programs, Anacostia River Cleanup
Washington – The Patuxent Environmental Science Center faces budget cuts of at least $1
Acupuncture Emerges as Addiction Treatment
ANNAPOLIS – Greg, a recovering substance abuser, shifted nervously in his tweed sports jacket and freshly-shined weejuns before he began to address the legislators
Study Finds Md. Adoption Process Difficult, Lengthy
ANNAPOLIS – When a child is taken from abusive parents and becomes eligible for adoption, social service workers breathe a sigh of relief
CNS,Education Cuts,475
WASHINGTON – A lobbyist for the Baltimore Teachers Union held tutorials on Capitol Hill Tuesday, warning several Maryland members of Congress and their aides about the danger of cutting funds for education