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The good news is that the 25 county schools in District 31 have made significant strides in the last five years, reporting better standardized test scores, higher graduation rates and less turnover among ...

The state's yawning budget shortfall may prevent Gov. Martin O'Malley and lawmakers from freezing tuition at public colleges and universities for in-state students.

Meade High School, Meade Middle School and Manor View Elementary School are closed today because of a lack of heat at the Fort George G. Meade buildings.

Teaching the next generation about caring for the environment is the mission of CG Kidz and its 12 year old founder, Riley Hoffer.

The artwork of Mary Ellen Geissenhainer, the art teacher at Gibson Island Country School, has been selected for display in two area art shows.

Robert McLean III, a retired commercial real estate broker and Gibson Island resident, died of pulmonary failure Nov.

Del. Nic Kipke, R-Pasadena, was campaigning door-to-door in Riviera Beach in 2006 with his wife, Morgan, when they got hungry.

Volume 16, Issue 42 - October 16 - October 22, 2008 One Man's Treasure My many papers find a home in the Bill Burton Chesapeake Bay Research Area Usually, this theme continues as: One man's junk, another's ...

Glen Burnie High School last night honored eight of its outstanding graduates at the unveiling of the school's new Wall of Honor in the lobby of the media center.

Kara Lobasso, a sophomore at Chesapeake High School, celebrated her 15th birthday while undergoing treatment for leukemia at the University of Maryland Medical Center.

It seems like every month is dedicated to some cause, some more worthy than others.

As an outdoors writer and editor, Bill Burton's coverage of the Chesapeake Bay has earned him two Pulitzer Prize nominations.

Legislators and the attorney for the man who built the controversial home on Little Dobbins Island are challenging the state's latest lawsuit, saying the Critical Area Commission has overstepped its authority ...

The struggling national economy continues to take a toll on Maryland government, with the state facing a $1 billion hole next legislative session.

The Board of Revenue Estimates on Tuesday reported lower-than-expected returns on income, sales and tobacco taxes and reduced its estimate of general fund revenues for fiscal 2009, which began July 1, by $431.9 ...

School days, school days, good old golden rule days … Granddaughter Grumpy, aka Mackenzie Noelle Boughey, headed back to school this morning filled with glee and anticipation.

In sailboat racing, sometimes it helps to start behind other boats and allow them to show the way - or the wrong way in some cases.

More than 70 Maryland lawmakers plan to attend policy seminars in New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Chicago and elsewhere this summer even as state governments are trimming expenses and bracing themselves for ...

David Ross has entered Raider in the last two Newport-to-Bermuda Races. The Bethesda resident decided to compete in the Annapolis-to-Bermuda race this summer as a change of pace.

The woman who was rescued from the Chesapeake Bay during a storm Saturday night had jumped overboard, fearing the sailboat she was on was going to capsize, officials said.