WASHINGTON – Frontrunner Ben Cardin became the target as the four top Democrats running for U
At It Again, Schaefer Says: ‘I’m Not Gonna Change’
BALTIMORE – If there was any doubt about the sincerity of William Donald Schaefer’s radio apology to those he has offended – and who hasn’t he? – it was dispelled Wednesday on the campaign trail at the Lexington Market
Organizers Expect 25,000 from Maryland at Immigration Rally
WASHINGTON – Immigrant rights groups from Maryland and other states will try to remind Congress of immigration reform, now on a back burner, with a rally on the National Mall and march around the Capitol today
Congress Examines Local Gang Prevention Efforts
WASHINGTON – Officials from Montgomery and Prince George’s counties told federal lawmakers Wednesday they are stepping up their collaborative efforts to rake the region clean of gangs, with the help of $2 million in federal funding and a web of support services for at-risk youths
Study Finds MD Students Prepared for College, but It Costs Them
WASHINGTON – Maryland does a good job preparing students for college, but the state needs to offer more help to low-income and minority families, said a report released today by the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education
2006 Was Summer of Loss for Md. Military
WASHINGTON – Ten Maryland service members have died as a result of wounds suffered in Iraq since May, making this summer the state’s deadliest since the war began more than three years ago
Analysts: Senate Debate Solidifies Cardin, Mfume Frontrunner Status
OWINGS MILLS – Arrests outside a Democratic debate in the U
Schaefer Apologizes In Radio Ad
ANNAPOLIS- In more than five decades in Maryland politics, William Donald Schaefer has denigrated an entire region of the state, railed against non-English-speaking immigrants and publicly ogled a young woman’s rear end