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RIDGELY — Scott Evans, executive director of the Benedictine School, lead both a ribbon-cutting for a new road and a groundbreaking for new student residences at the school’s property in

CHESTERTOWN — On April 18, the Chamber of Commerce hosted a post legislative session breakfast discussion at Heron Point.

FEDERALSBURG — On Wednesday morning, the Caroline County Chamber of Commerce hosted a Legislative Wrap-up Breakfast with Maryland senators and delegates from the Eastern Shore.

The Maryland Department of Labor proposed two different methods of compensation for federal employees who could be impacted by a government shutdown next month to lawmakers Tuesday, Oct. 25.

The Maryland Department of Labor proposed two different methods of compensation for federal employees who could be impacted by a government shutdown next month to lawmakers Tuesday.

Congress narrowly avoided a government shutdown when the House passed a continuing resolution just hours before its deadline expired on Sept. 30. Now they have 45 days to pass a permanent spending plan for the next fiscal year before the government could again face a shutdown on Nov. 17. 

ANNAPOLIS — A bill has been introduced in the Maryland General Assembly which, if passed, would slow down the process of turning a portion of the former Bainbridge Naval Training

The conservative rating of Maryland's legislature dropped to a record low of 22.68% in the national conservative rankings produced by the CLA

State lawmakers were unsparing in their criticism of the Maryland Department of Health on Tuesday, accusing the agency of failing to pursue financial compensation against a vendor that has acknowledged serious shortcomings.

Lawmakers want state agency to adopt a tougher stance against a trouble-plagued contractor.