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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
Drug Use Up among Maryland Teens, New State Report Says
BALTIMORE – Maryland youngsters are using more alcohol, marijuana and inhalants — and at younger ages, state officials said Tuesday
Report Links Poor School Performance to Poverty
TAKOMA PARK – A group of Maryland educators Friday unveiled a new study suggesting that, with the right combination of programs, school children can succeed despite poverty
Court Upholds Sentence of Unremorseful Defendant
ANNAPOLIS – Sometimes, it helps to say you’re sorry
Charles County Men Plead Guilty to Taking Protected Bass from Potomac
WASHINGTON – Four Charles County men pled guilty Thursday in U
Board Approves Money for Park on Kay Tract Site
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Board of Public Works Wednesday approved spending nearly $1
Used Cribs to be Rounded Up to Prevent Infant Deaths
WASHINGTON – Used cribs will be rounded up and destroyed Saturday by a coalition of private and government organizations intent on preventing infant deaths
New Restrictions on Crabbing Take Hold
ANNAPOLIS – Responding to an outcry from Maryland watermen, a legislative committee Wednesday further eased restrictions on commercial and recreational blue crab fishing in Maryland waters of the Chesapeake Bay