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List of 81 pistols rifles and shotguns banned by Maryland
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What the Data Didn’t Show
The presidential ambitions of Maryland governor Martin O'Malley have taken a hit after a federal investigation uncovered a sordid sex-drugs-and-racketeering ring festering right under his nose.
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1,000 Seek Part in 'House of Cards'
An estimated 1,000 people turned out for a recent casting call in Bel Air, MD, for the Netflix series "House of Cards." The Aegis reports the crowds showed up last weekend at the Bel Air Reckford Armory with hopes of a part in the show's second season.
Maryland governor using agenda, fundraising to explore 2016 presidential run
In this Jan. 30, 2013, file photo, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley delivers his sState of the State address in Annapolis Md.
Are Inmates Still Getting Contraband?
Photos are appearing on social media pages that appear to be put there by inmates at the Baltimore City Detention Center.
Naval Academy gets set to graduate; Obama to speak
About 1,000 midshipmen are getting set to graduate from the prestigious U.S. Naval Academy on Friday, and they'll officially be sent off by President Barack Obama, who will give the commencement speech.
Power Couple's Vegas Nuptials Draw Host of MD Political Notables
Baltimore politicians and other influential Marylanders gathered in Las Vegas, Nev.
Katie O'Malley, wife of Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, in the new issue of Baltimore Style Magazine.
Pettit migrates from Change Maryland to Craig campaign
Harford County Executive David Craig , expected to announce a run for governor early next month, has hired a new campaign staffer from the camp of a man once rumored to be considering a run of his own.
Shalleck weighing whether to run for county executive
Republican attorney James F. Shalleck of Montgomery Village says he's “seriously considering” a run for Montgomery County executive in 2014.
Former Balto. Co. exec Smith in talks for transportation job
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Sightings: Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley lunches at Lincoln
The governor and his gang took over the Flag Room at the restaurant. The Democrat ordered a seasonal chopped salad, roasted salmon and a brown butter fudge cake, according to a restaurant rep.
Transit Projects in Gaithersburg to benefit from fuel tax revenue
Dan Gross/The Gazette Watkins Mill Road west of Rt 355 is a dead end that is currently used for parking by construction crews working nearby.
Obama focusing on job creationa
Obama is to fly by helicopter Friday about 40 miles north to Baltimore, which has had its share of tough times in the move from an industrial to service economy.
Hundreds Of Prince George's Co. Students Take Advantage Of Early College Program
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - Imagine graduating from high school with a two-year college degree in hand.
Joe Being Joe: Biden ConfusesGov. Malloy and Gov. O Malley
While giving the commencement address at the United States Coast Guard Academy, Vice President Joe Biden confused Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy with Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley. This is a particular embarrassing mix-up for Biden, seeing as he recently worked closely with Malloy on gun reform measures.
Md.'s First Lady Goes Glam In Baltimore STYLE Magazine
Maryland's first lady, Katie O'Malley, goes glam. The city district judge appears on the cover of Baltimore STYLE magazine this month.
As the summer travel season starts this weekend, motorists can expect higher gasoline taxes, and higher tolls starting July 1. The 4-cent-a-gallon increase in gasoline taxes will take effect, as part of the transportation funding bill Governor Martin O'Malley signed into law last week.
A new law approved by Governor O'Malley is designed to make homes a little safer.
Interim Superintendent Asked to Stay
Officials have asked Prince George's County Interim Superintendent Alvin Crawley to extend his contract, even though his resignation is effective in June.