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ANNAPOLIS – Historians can recall few Maryland governors who met one-on-one with foreign heads of state who were here on official business — and none who met as “old acquaintances

ANNAPOLIS – Charles County farmer Chip Bowling harvested his corn crop back in September and immediately planted the same fields with wheat and rye

ANNAPOLIS – While the just-ended General Assembly special session focused on bills to collect or cut hundreds of millions of dollars, Mike Canning was most focused on a measure that had about a $350 price tag

ANNAPOLIS – Wildlife officials expect the deer harvest to about average in the firearm season that kicks off Saturday, traditionally one of the busiest hunting weekends of the year

WASHINGTON – The Maryland-based “Hagers-Town Town & Country Almanack” sees snow ahead for the state, bucking forecasts from foreign sources calling for a mild winter

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s food banks are coming up short this holiday season

ANNAPOLIS – What kids want, kids get

WASHINGTON – The 2005 Base Realignment and Closure plan was signed into law two years ago this month, launching a sweeping series of changes nationwide that is expected to bring 45,000 to 60,000 new jobs to Maryland

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s traditional holiday toy drives are being pickier in accepting donations this winter — with good reason

ANNAPOLIS – As soon as she started taking down the Halloween decorations from her Annapolis crafts store, Natalie Silitch replaced them with silver-frosted pine cones, grinning reindeer with evergreen antlers, and angel tree-toppers