Frederick Considers Smoking Ban In Parks
The city of Frederick is considering banning smoking in city parks.
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The city of Frederick is considering banning smoking in city parks.
Stones, tiles and plaster came crashing down from landmarks around Washington, D.C., and a nearby nuclear power plant shut down during Tuesday's surprisingly strong earthquake that rattled buildings over hundreds of miles along the East Coast. The region's infrastructure and communications networks were tested and generally appeared to have held up well.
The Maryland Transit Administration says there will be enough conductors and engineers to operate MARC on full service a day following the East Coast earthquake.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command says training flights will be held in the Washington area.
The American Red Cross is assisting about 50 residents who were displaced from their apartments in Prince George's County after the East Coast earthquake.
Luke Donald has a chance to win both the PGA and European Tour Money Titles, but Donald would like to win Majors instead.
The idea is to take the concept of the July Opens in Britain and build a March-to-August schedule of monthly major triple headers.
An earthquake hits northern Virginia and the shaking is felt along the East Coast. Here in Baltimore people race to the streets for safety. There are reports of some damage around the city, but that damage is not major.
A 5.8 earthquake in Virginia is felt in Maryland.
Tuesday's quake may have rattled nerves but it has also triggered questions about why an earthquake this strong hit the East Coast.
Gov. Martin O'Malley joined U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan to announce a public-private partnership with Discovery Communications to promote job skills.
A judge in Cumberland has refused to block the transfer of 24 students from schools in Hancock to Cumberland.
A Baltimore football legend is reunited with a piece of history.
Lawyers for a woman charged with killing a female co-worker at an upscale yoga clothing shop in Bethesda are seeking to suppress statements their client made to police.
Maryland officials say the earthquake was felt across the state, but no injuries or major damage are being reported.
