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Auditors criticize Medicaid payments
Maryland paid more than $98 million in inappropriate Medicaid claims over a nine-month period because of inadequate electronic safeguards, according to a state audit made public at a Tuesday hearing before lawmakers in Annapolis. Comment?
Washington Co. delegation meets with Hagerstown Council
Three members of the Washington County delegation to the Maryland General Assembly met Tuesday with the Hagerstown City Council in anticipation of a legislative session that 'will be even worse than last year,' Mayor Robert E. Bruchey II said. Comment?
Washington Co. Free Library expansion budget grows
... budget estimate of $14.5 million in 2006. He said he heard varying figures for contributions from the State of Maryland and Washington County. Callaham said the state's $11.3 million contribution and the county's contributions of about $6 million ... Comment?
Md. cuts services at more highway rest stops
State budget cuts are putting the squeeze on traveler services on Maryland highways. Comment?
H1N1 vaccine could be arriving at Md. pharmacies next week
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Area pharmacies could begin to receive swine flu vaccine supplies as soon as next week, as Maryland opened up vaccinations to all residents Tuesday and people descend on big-box stores for holiday shopping. Comment?
DeWolfe is named Md. Public Defender
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Montgomery County District Public Defender Paul B. DeWolfe Jr. has been named the new Maryland Public Defender, bringing to an end an interim period at the Office of the Public Defender that began when Nancy S. Forster was fired in August. Comment?
Paul DeWolfe Named Public Defender
Paul DeWolfe has been named the new Maryland Public Defender, replacing Nancy Forster who was fired in August. Comment?
Horrific: Psychopath tried to cut baby from womb
... another woman allegedly lured her back to her house and tried to cut the child from her womb. Veronica Deramous, of Maryland, US, has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after she befriended the 29-year-old homeless woman and lured her ... Comment?
Mom names baby 'Miracle Sky' after ordeal
Suitland, Maryland - A pregnant woman was held at an apartment in a suburb of Washington, D.C., for five days until she escaped after her captor tried to cut the unborn baby from her womb, police said on Tuesday. Comment?
Police: Md. woman tried to cut out unborn baby
a ' A 29-year-old homeless woman has given birth to a baby girl after, police said, she was befriended by a Maryland woman who held her captive for several days and tried to cut the baby from her womb. Officer Michelle Reedy, a spokeswoman for Prince ... Comment?
New RI economic development head recommended, will be paid $150,000 more than her predecessor
... in Phoenix since 2004, but has more than 25 years of experience as an economic development official in Arizona and Maryland . The corporation's board unanimously approved her appointment as executive director with an annual salary of $250,000, ... Comment?
Budget Cuts Hit Maryland Highway Rest Stops
State budget cuts are putting the squeeze on traveler services on Maryland highways. Comment?
Maryland Woman Tried to Cut Out Unborn Baby, Police Say
Police say a pregnant homeless woman was held at an apartment in a suburb of Washington, D.C., for five days, then her captor tried to cut the unborn baby from her body. Comment?
H1N1 Vaccine Now Available To All Md. Residents
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene said the H1N1 vaccine is currently available to all Maryland residents. Comment?
Police Say Maryland Woman Tried to Cut Out Unborn Baby
A 29-year-old homeless woman has given birth to a baby girl after, police said, she was befriended by a Maryland woman who held her captive for several days and tried to cut the baby from her womb. Comment?
Maryland To Buy Wind, Solar Power From 4 Projects
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Maryland officials say the state is signing deals to buy electricity generated by four wind and solar projects in the region. Comment?
Denton firm among septic companies raising stink over state's septic system upgrades
ANNAPOLIS - A state program that aims to upgrade septic systems throughout Maryland, reducing the amount of nitrogen that failing systems can discharge into the Chesapeake Bay, has been met with overwhelming public demand -- and unexpected conflict. Comment?
State buying 18 buses for ICC routes
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The opening of the first phase of the Intercounty Connector is not expected before next October, but Maryland is preparing for its debut by ordering 18 commuter "clean diesel" buses for eventual transit service on the highway. Comment?
Gay bishop-elect calls selection 'liberating'
... of an Episcopal priest, was ordained in 1981 and has served for eight years as an adviser to the Diocese of Maryland's bishop in Baltimore. When Ms. Glasspool heard she narrowly had won on the seventh ballot Saturday, she "choked up." "It was a ... Comment?
New RI economic development head recommended, will be...
... in Phoenix since 2004, but has more than 25 years of experience as an economic development official in Arizona and Maryland. The corporation's board unanimously approved her appointment as executive director with an annual salary of $250,000, ... Comment?