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Maryland federal and state lawmakers, as well as local education groups, are speaking out against allowing teachers to carry firearms in classrooms, adding that they are confident that a bill allowing such a practice won’t come to fruition in the state.
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One of the biggest changes to state education policy to come out of the Maryland General Assembly this session didn’t actually originate from lawmakers – it came from the new attitude in the governor’s office.
Read moreIn the year 2014, when Germany won the football World cup in a dramatic game, an exciting set of events
Read moreSenate President Mike Miller holds up a voting list on the final day of session. Capital News Service photo by
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By Capital News Service and MarylandReporter.com This Saturday, many of the laws passed during this year’s General Assembly session go
Read moreThe final installment (Part Five) in the Capital News Service series “Tracking Your Phone” describes the changing legal landscape when
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By Lexie Schapitl Capital News Service On April 12, 2015, one day before the close of that year’s legislative session,
Read moreAs I wrote a few weeks ago, I was in Denver for the Great American Beer Festival. While I was
Read moreIn ten days since the mass murder in Connecticut, the battles lines being drawn in the debate over gun control
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The state of Wisconsin is no longer a hot bed for metallic sulfide mining, having its Legislature kill a bill
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