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Scores of bills await signature from O’Malley

Annapolis (Map, News) - The Maryland General Assembly finished its business today, but it has already enacted scores of bills, sending them to Gov. Martin O’Malley for his signature. Here are several that gained attention as they were moving through the legislature. - Green buildings: All new state buildings, including local

Governor of Maryland characters UCITA

MARYLAND GOV. Parris N. Glendening signed the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA) to identify Tuesday. UCITA is October 1, as things stood, Maryland is the first country to adopt software licenses.UCITA, which was approved in July by the National Conference single of the State Commission on laws and all

Insolvency record requests reach 1.5 million

Declarations of bankruptcy have increased by 19% to a record 1.5 million last year, as businesses and consumers struggle under high debt loads during the economic slowdown. The consumer bankruptcies, which accounted for 97% of applications has jumped by 19%, while business bankruptcies increased by 13%, according to data released Tuesday

Md. President of the Senate will not return Gay Unions

The Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. said yesterday that he would not support the right to legalise homosexual marriages or unions of civil service in Maryland, signs, supporters of gay marriage is that their resistance campaign by the courts to the General Assembly. Supporters promised to continue their pursuit

Education report card

American educational institutions have already weathered some tough storms in the first two years of this decade. The outlook for 1992 promises continued challenges. Surviving bad economic times and again the confidence of the public are two of the most important issues facing U.S. higher education. "Accountability Report is the

Company bankruptcy have not Maryland runway Executive

Thoroughbred Racing Executive Joe De Francis said yesterday that the recent bankruptcy filing of a McLean-based real estate company would not be an obstacle to its efforts to acquire 250-acre site in Loudoun County, be targeted for a circuit. Investors, LP, a real estate investment company, owners of the building, entered

Md. objectives of the child offender in the case of support

Maryland parents, the child does not have to pay maintenance may be soon on foot, as Maryland, full circle as Virginia and 30 other countries threaten to suspend the driving licence Deadbeat fathers and mothers family. Maryland officials hope that the threat is to help collect $ 25 million in late

Former Law Firm Employee Indicted In Million Dollar Scheme To Defraud His Employer And Set Fire To The Law Office

Baltimore, Maryland - A Grand Jury accused Michael George Perez, age 32, Dundalk, Maryland, yesterday, at the expense of wire fraud, arson and money laundering as part of a scheme to the charge of the law firm where she was employed, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland

In a swelling herds, a growing risk

We hope that human beings, cried BAMBI MURDER see, the amount of ticks, his beloved from the clutches of animals 4-vermin. Maybe even a few of them on their people! I cannot even develop a decent garden because the deer-dang-IM and not even allowed to do something to take on

Wanted Criminals Surrendered in Schuylkill County

Accused criminals in Schuylkill County were offered a free pass, of sorts, Friday. Judges have issued bench warrants for the arrests of 200 people who have not shown up for court. Friday about 40 of those people turned themselves in to authorities. Alfernando DeGotto is accused of trying to take metal scrap