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After concerns about a proposed local law regarding panhandling were raised during a recent meeting with Calvert County’s delegation to Annapolis, a revised request was approved Tuesday by the commissioners.
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Harford County Public Schools is moving forward with construction of a replacement school at Homestead-Wakefield Elementary School, despite a dispute with Bel Air.
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The former beverage manager at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore is suing the hotel¿s operator for wrongful or abusive discharge, harassment, gender discrimination and for creating a hostile work environment. In the suit, Tiffany Dawn Cianci claims she was harassed repeatedly by her superiors and ultimately terminated after refusing to sell alcohol that she believed was acquired outside of Maryland law. She also cites what the suit called ¿humiliating¿ practices related to pumping breast milk for her infant.
Perhaps few issues are argued more keenly in America and elsewhere than those involving religion.
To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: There are 7,719 miles of tidal shoreline in Maryland along the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, according to the Maryland Geological Survey. The vast majority of that shoreline is privately owned, thereby limiting the general public's access to water. Despite common law, statutes and regulations, some of which are well-established and discussed in Maryland case law, there are still questions as to who holds or owns the development rights for erecting structures (e.g., piers) in Maryland waters. In Maryland, a state that almost en...