Md. Man Accused Of Theft From National Archives
A former employee of the agency that safeguards the nation's records including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution has been charged with stealing from the agency over a 10-year period.
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A former employee of the agency that safeguards the nation's records including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution has been charged with stealing from the agency over a 10-year period.
Bizarre mushrooms, an invasion of pests and even more downed trees. Experts dealing with each of those all say the same thing-- blame it on the rain.
Gov. Martin O'Malley says hundreds of people have been arrested as part of a warrant initiative aimed at violent crime in Prince George's County.
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Comptroller Peter Franchot says Maryland is on track to bring in $195 million more in general fund revenues this year than expected.
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A state board says the Allegany County Commissioners didn't violate Maryland's Open Meetings Act when they decided without public discussion to pay for some children to attend school in neighboring Washington County.
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For three months, Matt Rutherford's home has been a sailboat so tiny he has to crawl around the cabin. He'd hit his head if he tried to stand up.
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