Maryland Minute - 08.31.10 - Is Navy a BCS Team?
Maryland Minute - 08.31.10 - Is Navy a BCS Team? |
Maryland Wine Festival
Take pleasure in Maryland wine with tastings from the wineries, live music, foods from local restaurants, arts and crafts and wine education seminars. Don't miss the presentation of the Governor's Cup Awards announcements on stage each day of the festival. |
Maryland Football: Terps Gear Up for 2010 Season
For the Maryland Terrapins, 2010 is without a doubt a rebuilding year. Coming off a 2-10 season in '09, it's important for the Terps to bounce back and have a strong season. Gone is senior quarterback Chris Turner. Turner wasn't a very athletic kid, but he made solid decisions and had a strong arm. For Turner, Jamarr Robinson will step in as the Maryland quarterback. Robinson is a dual-threat ... |
Maryland Sen. Currie indicted on charges of taking bribes from grocery chain
Longtime Maryland Sen. Ulysses Currie, one of the most powerful and popular figures in the General Assembly, was indicted Wednesday on charges that he took more than $245,000 in bribes to use his position and influence to do favors for a grocery chain. Indictment - United States - Maryland - Politics - Business |
Maryland Takes Precautions For Hurricane Earl
Maryland is preparing for Hurricane Earl. As Ocean City is on guard, Baltimore is also taking precautions. |
Maryland State Police sergeant reinstated
WASHINGTON COUNTY A Maryland State Police sergeant who was suspended without pay after an incident involving a former girlfriend has been reinstated, a police spokeswoman said Wednesday. |
Maryland revenues above forecast but still down
Comptroller Peter Franchot says that while Maryland's revenues for fiscal year 2010 were above dismal estimates, the state's baseline revenues declined by 3.7 percent. |
Maryland Basketball Schedule Includes Strong Tests
An outstanding non-conference schedule, blended with the typically difficult road through the Atlantic Coast Conference, highlight the University of Maryland men's basketball schedule for 2010-11, announced Thursday by the ACC Office. |
Maryland officials keep eye on Hurricane Earl
ANNAPOLIS, Md. | Maryland officials say they don't think Hurricane Earl's current path will require Ocean City to be evacuated, but they are being mindful of the time needed to move about 200,000 people in case the path changes. Richard Muth, Maryland's emergency management director, told Gov. ... |
Maryland banks bounce back in new report
Maryland’s banks showed increasing profitability on the whole for the second quarter of 2010, according to a report released Tuesday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The FDIC reported that the 89 institutions headquartered in Maryland had a $3 million net loss through the end of June. This was down from a $73 million net [...] |
