ANNAPOLIS – Saying that Maryland’s future has never been brighter, Gov
Shore Residents, Environmentalists, Vow to Stop Development Near Blackwater
CAMBRIDGE – A loose coalition of farmers, watermen, community groups and environmental activists launched an effort Thursday to stop a 3,200-home development from being built on 1,000 acres of farmland near the Blackwater Wildlife Refuge
Wednesday’s Veto Overrides Bring Ehrlich’s Total to 33
ANNAPOLIS – Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly overturned three more of Gov
Stem Cell Battle Looms in General Assembly
ANNAPOLIS – Anna Royer had already given her 3-year-old son Bryton three insulin injections by noon
Statewide Smoking Ban for Bars and Restaurants Proposed Again
ANNAPOLIS – Despite defeats of similar legislation in three previous attempts, anti-smoking advocates will once again introduce a bill to ban smoking in all Maryland restaurants and bars
State Elections Chief Questions Voting Machine Operator
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s chief elections administrator has put the company that produces the state’s voting machines on notice that it must provide full information and daily briefings on testing required after another state experienced security problems with the devices
Hospitals Drive Record Maryland Health Spending
WASHINGTON – Health care spending in Maryland reached an all-time high in 2004, with increased hospital usage contributing to almost half of the $1
General Assembly Overrides So. Md. Transportation Veto
ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly completed the override of another of Governor Robert L
Businessman Promises Millions for His Senate Campaign
BETHESDA – A Maryland real estate investor promised to pump more than $4 million into his race for the Democratic nomination for the U