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Maryland takes steps to promote its own seafood
- Farmers' markets and local produce are all the rage. Now Maryland authorities want to help people identify seafood from Maryland waters, too.
Navy alumni group completes $2M renovation
- A building nearly three centuries old in Annapolis is ready to show off a renovation.
O'Malley gets A- on environment
- A Maryland conservation watchdog group is giving Gov. Martin O'Malley a grade of A- for his environmental record.
Legislators plan hearing on police surveillance
- State lawmakers are planning a hearing before oversight committees after state police documents detailing state police efforts to spy on peace and anti-death penalty groups were made public.
O'Malley to appoint members of alcohol and drug council
- Gov. Martin O'Malley plans to appoint eight members to the Maryland Drug and Alcohol Council.
Top Md. officials against offshore drilling
- Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is against drilling for oil off the state's coastline. Gordon Hickey, press secretary for Virginia Gov. Timothy Kaine, says Kaine favors partially lifting the offshore drilling moratorium to explore for natural gas but not for oil.
State, county reach tentative pact on PG hospital
- State and local officials have tentatively agreed on funding for the Prince George's Hospital System, once a new owner is found for the financially troubled medical network that operates Maryland's second-busiest trauma center, officials said Friday.
Maryland Lt. Gov. announces separation with wife
- Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown says he and his wife of 15 years, Patricia Arzuaga, are separating.
Md., county reach tentative agreement on hospital
- Maryland and Prince George's County officials have reached a tentative agreement on funding for the long-troubled Prince George's Hospital Center, once a new owner is found for the facility.
Farmers show off bounty at governor's cookout
- Think you can eat something from Maryland every day for a week?
2 counties want natural gas fueling station
- Anne Arundel and Howard counties plan to set up Maryland's first natural gas fueling station for trash trucks.
Man pleads guilty, helped dispose of body
- A 20-year-old Anne Arundel County man has pleaded guilty to helping to dispose of the body of a man his mother was dating.
Maryland sells $415 million in bonds
- Maryland sold $415 million in general obligation bonds at an interest rate of 3.86 percent, a rate that was cheered by members of the Board of Public Works.