BALTIMORE- More than likely you know someone like this:
She’s a high school graduate, probably in her 30s or 40s, who has more than likely been married
MDE Announces “Flush Tax” Numbers, Dates
BALTIMORE – The Chesapeake Bay Restoration Fund has collected over $58
Johns Hopkins to Build World’s Most Advanced Prosthetic Arm
LAUREL – Signing a credit card receipt, opening a door knob and typing on a keyboard are everyday activities that most people perform without a second thought
Voting Machine Vendors Not Limited to Diebold
WASHINGTON – In the General Assembly’s debate about the security of the state’s voting machines, some companies and technologies are being left out
Bill Calls For Maryland Student Health Report Card
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland students may have new tests to worry about
And the Dearly Departed Bequeaths All His Worldly Possessions to . . . Fluffy?
ANNAPOLIS – As if dogs and furballs aren’t bad enough, now your pet cat might have to worry about the estate tax
Legislators Seek Minimum Wage Indexed to Inflation
ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly has already raised Maryland’s minimum wage by a dollar an hour this year, to $6
Md. Researchers Get Lucky With Heavenly Bodies — Find Two Pluto Moons
WASHINGTON – A team of scientists led by a Johns Hopkins University researcher has pinpointed two long-sought Pluto moons, and they hope the discovery will help unlock clues to the formation of the solar system
Duncan Sues Bush Administration Over Canadian Drug Imports
ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County Executive Douglas Duncan announced Thursday that the county is suing the Bush administration in an effort to force the federal government to allow county residents to import low-cost prescription drugs from Canada