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The 2024 Maryland General Assembly session has been over for less than a month and already there are warnings from some members of Calvert County’s delegation that additional taxes and

Owners Dominick Buster and Azrael Laia signed a lease for D.A. Ramen to operate out of the former Cantina 62 space in the Shea’s Seneca building at 2178 Seneca St.

There will be a ballot question in November asking Atlantic City residents whether a 2024 ordinance to expand the cannabis "green zone" to Albany Avenue should be repealed.

“They went out and put eyes on and took pictures of every single service line, so it was a huge amount of manpower out there doing it. … Pretty awesome.”

SUNBURY — A Sunbury businessman faces a misdemeanor charge of issuing a bad check after state police allege he failed to pay $24,000 to a musical act that performed at

It’s hard not to look at the Cleveland Cavaliers roster and coaching staff and not believe changes are on the horizon. Today, they seem to be on a short pause.

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

Montanans covered by Medicaid for at least three years make fewer trips to the emergency department and incur lower costs for intensive or inpatient care.

WORTON — There was healing through pain, and hope shining through exceedingly dark times during the Maryland Statewide Memorial Service for crime victims and their families on Sunday.

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