As President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney prepared to engage each other face to face in Denver, Marylanders met in homes, bars and campaign offices to watch the first presidential debate.
Offshore Wind in Md. Could Boost Recreational Fishing, Hurt Commercial Industry
ANNAPOLIS – If a wind farm is ever built off the coast of Ocean City, it could enhance recreational fishing by creating artificial reefs, but hurt commercial fishermen who dredge in the area by taking up valuable bottom with cables and lines
New P.G. County Teacher Evaluations Use Student Feedback
COLLEGE PARK – For the first time, Prince George’s County is using student feedback to evaluate teacher performance
New PG County Teacher Evaluations Use Student Feedback
For the first time, Prince George’s County is using student feedback to evaluate teacher performance.
Local moms do their part to reduce plastic waste
Reusable lunch bags called Lunchskins reduce need for plastic bags.
Offshore Wind in Md. Could Boost Recreational Fishing, Hurt Commercial Industry
If a wind farm is ever built off the coast of Ocean City it could enhance recreational fishing by creating artificial reefs, but hurt commercial fishermen who dredge in the area by taking up valuable bottom with cables and lines.
Undocumented Students Pin Hopes on Federal Deferred Action, State DREAM Act
Just 29 applications have been granted for student temporary immigration status. Maryland immigrate students still await the fate of the Maryland Dream Act.
Capitol Heights Gets Rid of Neighborhood Eyesore
CAPITOL HEIGHTS – When yet another fire started two years ago at the abandoned apartment complex down the street from his home, the Rev
Sniper Attack Players Reflect 10 Years Later
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the “Beltway sniper” shootings that left every citizen worried they could be a potential victim, and was what one reporter said was “in some ways, the scariest thing this country has seen outside of an organized terror attack.”