Roscoe Bartlett News

ONE of the maxims of political reporting is "follow the money." Unfortunately, it's difficult to follow the money when where it supposedly goes doesn't exist.

Come on. Surely you can't be electioned out yet. The City of Frederick race was just an opening act.

Members of Congress joined the American Red Cross on Thursday, November 19, to sign holiday cards for United States service members, showing appreciation and support for all they do to protect our nation.

The Army will likely fire a Westminster soldier accused of desertion, even though his family claims he did everything he could to get back to his unit after coming home on emergency leave to care for his sick wife and newborn daughter.

The federal Web site set up to provide the public with detailed information on how U.S. stimulus funds are being spent showed millions of dollars distributed to congressional districts that don't exist.

WASHINGTON - The struggle to maintain affordable health care coverage may end a Maryland family's 14-year "good run" of operating their own businesses.

There have been few in Washington, as of late, with the foresight of Congressman Bartlett.

Former Governor Bob Ehrlich appears on his WBAL talk show after speaking at the Maryland Republican Party Convention.

Pfc. Christopher Pfeiffer encountered a series of problems with the Army after coming home on an authorized leave to help his wife, who was about to give birth and was suffering serious medical problems.

U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, R-Md., spoke Friday with a small group gathered at ABC-Barr Construction Institute on Locust Street in Hagerstown.

U.S. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett had a lot of people coming up to thank him for his health care vote at veterans events this week.

Late Saturday evening, just prior to midnight, the Democrats in the House voted to pass their health care reform bill, HR 3962.

House Republicans, including Maryland Rep. Roscoe Bartlett, R-Frederick, rallied against the House health care reform bill Thursday, speaking to a large crowd of supporters chanting "Kill the bill" and "U-S-A, U-S-A." The House is expected to vote on the bill this weekend.

Two busloads of area residents went to Washington, D.C., on Thursday to join U.S. Rep.

Chanting "Kill the bill," thousands of conservatives rallied at the Capitol on Thursday against the Democrats' health care overhaul plan.

If you want to be sure of reaching a destination, you need a map. It's the same with an ambitious goal like ramping up solar energy in America.

After two armed robberies by gang members in Frederick County, Sheriff Chuck Jenkins says Frederick County is seeing the effects of what happens in Montgomery County.

Frederick 's representative in Congress is closely watching efforts to limit local jurisdictions who participate in a federal immigration enforcement program.

Turns out Frederick County residents haven't been flushing away their money. The state has a "flush tax" fee that goes into a fund to improve sewer and septic systems, making them more environmentally sound.

The new state director of a federal agency touted more than $3.5 million received by Allegany County communities to support infrastructure improvements during his visit here as well as education and public safety projects.