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World War II American Experience Curators,Volunteers Enthusiastically Fall In to Make Procession an Enduring Affair. WASHINGTON, D.C. – For the
Read moreA first-of-its-kind tribute to rock ‘n’ roll icons Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper Clear Lake, Iowa –
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Read moreSurvey of 3,004 of local, independent businesses. Hoffman’s Home Made Ice Cream in Westminster ranked #1 in Maryland. Infographic. Every
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Read moreResearchers and staff at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) — as well as former employees fired as part of the mass layoffs — rallied on July 21 to support those who signed the Bethesda Declaration, an open letter that opposes current policies that politicize science, waste taxpayer dollars and harm the health of Americans.
Read moreThe low-lying coastal community of Crisfield, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, lost a federal grant aimed at preventing flooding and managing sea-level rise, while universities and research institutions across the state face extensive funding cuts. Disappearing, too, are federal incentives to move to clean energy sources — replaced by President Donald Trump’s effort to repeal state laws aimed at addressing climate change. Meanwhile, scores of employees at federal environmental agencies, including many from Maryland, have already lost or could soon lose their jobs.
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