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Lawsuit Attempts to Nullify Results of Gambling Referendum
A lawsuit filed Friday challenging the constitutionality of the expanded gaming referendum could nullify the results of the Question 7 if successful.
Maryland, a Hotbed for Immigrant Tech Entrepreneurs
Immigrant entrepreneurs founded about a quarter of the engineering and technology startups in Maryland between 2006 and 2012. Maryland tends to attract high-skilled immigrants, researchers said.
Shop Owners, Gambling Experts Weigh in on Potential Effect of National Harbor Casino
Some store owners say a casino would draw tourists, boost business
In Sandy’s Wake, One Garrett County Town Reduced To A Fire Hall and a Diner
In the aftermath of Sandy, the small town of Friendsville in Western Maryland has been reduced to cold darkness, with residents seeking shelter in a fire hall and a diner.
Far Western Maryland Suffers From Sandy
As all eyes were turned to the coast after Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc there, Garrett County suffered from the storm’s aftermath quietly without attention until Thursday when the governor came to town.
With No Farm Bill, Maryland Dairy Farmers Lose Safety Net
Congress’ failure to pass a Farm Bill has not yet affected most of the agriculture sector, but it has left dairy farmers at the mercy of volatile milk prices.
Independent Senate Candidate Subs News Conference for Canceled Debate
Monday night’s storm cancelled the final senatorial debates but that did not stop independent candidate Rob Sobhani from holding a news conference Thursday to deliver the closing remarks of his campaign.