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Md. lawmakers grapple with the stickiest matter of all — honey
Facing competition from imported honey that isn’t actually honey, Maryland’s beekeepers are urging passage of a bill that would put a definition on real honey.
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Gay marriage supporters plan to blanket Annapolis with postcards
A group pushing for the legalization of same-sex marriage said it plans to unveil 15,000 postcards filled out by supportive Marylanders at a rally Monday night in Annapolis.
Montgomery wants to keep some funding for new Bethesda Metro entrance in next capital plan
County Executive Isiah Leggett (D) said he wants to defer $44 million in project funding over the next four years.
Metro sets hearings on fare increases
Metro has scheduled six public hearings at which the public can submit testimony on plans to raise transit fares and fees.
- Md. GOP opens new state headquarters in Annapolis, new office expected to save party $50K
- Md. school ends ban on exchanging valentines
- Md. lawmakers grapple with the stickiest matter of all — honey
- The week ahead in traffic, transit
- Jury selection to begin in Md. trooper killing trial
- Fire investigated after blaze destroys Ijamsville house
- Plea for Md. man charged with killing caged kitten
- Prince George's religious letters to deliver letter supporting offshore wind
- Gay marriage advocates to rally in Annapolis, bill before committees
- Deadly virus plagues Md. turtles
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Md. school ends ban on exchanging valentines
Walkersville Elementary officials reverse course after a valentines ban last year because of “inappropriate interactions between boys and girls in the classroom.”
Rosenwald, Md.
Do Maryland judges need a raise?
Their salaries haven’t budged since 2006. A 23 percent raise is being considered in Annapolis as the state faces a severe budget crunch.
Rosenwald, Md.
‘Top Chef’ star Voltaggio, celebrating Md. food, returns to TV
The popular Frederick chef and owner of Volt is hosting a public television show celebrating regional cuisine. It premieres tonight.
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Local Republicans are exceptions to the anti-tax rule when it comes to roads. Can they convince others?
There was a collective gasp when Donald Trump was picked to transform a federal landmark building into a luxury hotel. But Washington is really pretty Atlantic City on the inside.
COLUMN | No details have been provided, little has emerged, and it’s appalling that the city hasn’t gotten to the bottom of this.
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Artomatic 2012 dates announced
The massive unjuried art festival returns in May after a three-year hiatus.
Twitter controversy at local theater
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company planned a “Tweet Up” for Jason Grote’s new play without asking him.
Mahanthappa is blowing past obscurity
Rudresh Mahanthappa’s “Samdhi” was recorded in 2008, but the jazz alto saxophonist’s album wasn’t released for three years.
Itzhak Perlman joins BSO at Strathmore
The violinist delivered well-upholstered, old-school readings of concertos from Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons.”
In exhibit, 100 years of Marine aviation
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum’s new exhibit, “Fly Marines! The Centennial of Marine Corps Aviation: 1912-2012,” opens Saturday and runs through Jan. 6, 2013.
Restaurant Week snapshots: #DishDC
We asked readers to snap Instagram shots of their Restaurant Week meals and tag them #DishDC.
Melody of love
Bandleader Doc Scantlin and singer Chou Chou have found a way to live in a different era — when swing was king and romance was everything.
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A snowy afternoon in Maryland
A light snowfall descends on the rural community of Middletown in Frederick County.
Rep. Chris Van Hollen’s ascent
After making his name in Congress as a campaign strategist, Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has morphed over the past year into a bona fide budget expert, representing Democrats in all major neg otiations with Republicans and the White House over spending and taxes.
Maryland General Assembly
Maryland Gov. Martin O' Malley addresses a joint session in his State of the State address.
Alleged East Coast rapist appears in court
Aaron Thomas is accused of a series of rapes and attacks on more than a dozen women since the late 1990s.
The new American neighborhood
More people in D.C. area, across the country live in areas defined by diversity.
University of Maryland dining hall goes upscale
The school’s 251 North, opened this semester, was designed to appeal to young foodies and keep up with the competition.
Aboard the skipjack Rebecca T. Ruark
The Ruark, built in 1886, is the oldest remaining skipjack in the Chesapeake Bay.
Pizza, pasta, all that jazz
Monday night jazz at Vicino emerged organically in a churning pocket of Silver Spring.
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