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ANNAPOLIS – A coalition of smart growth and environmental groups Tuesday presented a study of alternatives to the Inter-county Connector that they touted as more cost-effective, offered more traffic reduction and outperformed the road on environmental and public health measures

WASHINGTON – Maryland companies and individuals had given more than $1 million for this week’s inaugural festivities, joining more than 100 other businesses and individuals that had kicked in more than $17 million by Friday

WASHINGTON – Tickets to an inaugural ball: About $150

WASHINGTON – Marylanders may still be able to get free tickets to see President Bush’s inauguration Thursday — if they have friends or family in Guam

WASHINGTON – President Bush’s second inauguration is not expected to create the skyrocketing demand for hotel rooms of his first swearing-in four years ago, but Maryland hotels said they still expect better-than-normal business this week

ANNAPOLIS – If overweight Marylanders are looking for someone to legally blame for their fatty physiques, courts could soon be eliminated as an option

WASHINGTON – Carl Winterwerp will take his “scarred-up” legs down Pennsylvania Avenue for the Inaugural Parade on Thursday, but his reason for doing so goes beyond politics

ANNAPOLIS – Special funds become a tempting target for the chief executive when a budget shortfall looms, but now some Maryland lawmakers want to make the governor lay out a repayment plan whenever such funds are raided

WASHINGTON – Maryland earned a grade of “A-“for its gun-safety laws in a report by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence that gave grades of “D” or “F” to 31 other states