ANNAPOLIS – A Baltimore County delegate introduced legislation Thursday that would ban recognition of same-sex marriages performed in other states and countries
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Sandusky Rescues Ice-bound Watermen
CHESTER – Out on the Chesapeake’s Prospect Bay, blinding morning sunlight dances off the thick layer of ice that covers the freezing waters for as far as the eye can see
Businesses Don’t Expect Much in an Election Year
ANNAPOLIS – Prominent business leaders told nearly 200 members of the Maryland Economic Development Association Thursday that innovation, job creation and collaboration among companies will be the keys to overcoming fiscal challenges that legislators will be reluctant to tackle in an election year
Navy Hospital Ship Comfort Prepares Respite for Haitian Quake Victims
BALTIMORE – The flurry of activity on Pier 11 in Baltimore began Thursday, as the USNS Comfort prepared for its latest mission — to aid in the relief effort following Tuesday’s massive earthquake in Haiti
Charter School Group Ranks Maryland Last
WASHINGTON – A leading charter school advocacy organization has ranked Maryland’s charter school law last among 38 states and the District of Columbia, just as the state’s public school system reached No
427th General Assembly Opens to Face $2 Billion Deficit
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly kicked off its 427th legislative session Wednesday, a term likely to be dominated by the state’s nearly $2 billion budget deficit, as well as legislative efforts to protect citizens from sex offenders
Proponents of Lower Taxes Rally in Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS – Proponents of lower taxes gathered late Wednesday night on a packed Lawyer’s Mall following the opening of the 2010 session of the Maryland legislature