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Bush Brings New Math to Parkland School
NORTH BETHESDA – Scott Parsons, 11, carefully navigated the halls of Parkland Magnet Middle School for Aerospace Technology, as he juggled two overstuffed binders and a homemade model rocket
Census: Maryland Economy Supports Black-Owned Businesses
WASHINGTON – Maryland added nearly 22,000 black-owned businesses from 1997 to 2002, ranking it sixth in the nation for total black-owned firms, a new U
Corporate Accountability Law May Differentiate Democratic Senate Candidates
WASHINGTON – A chief difference among Maryland’s Democratic U
Maryland Small Businesses Join Critics of Accountability Law
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s retiring senior Sen
Chickens Find Haven in Princess Anne
WASHINGTON – She found the chicken on the side of the road
At Every Stop, UMD’s Frese a Master of Motivation
COLLEGE PARK – Seven years ago, before the flashbulbs and confetti, before the endless phone calls and interviews, Brenda Frese walked into her office at Ball State University determined to brighten her team’s outlook
School Systems Wait for Word on the Fate of Federal Aid
ANNAPOLIS – The battle over control of 11 failing Baltimore schools may have ended in Annapolis, but there still could be some collateral damage
Maryland Among States With Direct Pipeline to Federal Disaster Manager
WASHINGTON – Maryland disaster officials Thursday praised a federal move to provide one-stop federal assistance for it and 12 other states just in time for the hurricane season