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New BWI airline set to launch in October
Breeze Airways announced plans to commence flight service at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport in October, state transportation officials said.
Study: Less religious states give less to charity
BOSTON — A new study on the generosity of Americans suggests that states with the least religious residents are also the stingiest about giving money to charity. The study released […]
Vt. becomes first state to ban hydraulic fracturing
MONTPELIER, Vt. — Gov. Peter Shumlin on Wednesday signed into law the nation’s first ban on a hotly debated natural gas drilling technique that involves blasting chemical-laced water deep into […]
Beres named COO of Greater Baltimore Medical Associates
Bennett J. “Ben” Beres has been named chief operating officer for Greater Baltimore Medical Associates, a group of more than 40 multi-specialty physician practices. Beres will oversee GBMA’s operations in […]
Law blog roundup
Welcome to the final law blog roundup of 2011, featuring — as always — a compilation of items geared toward lawyers and judges but which others might also find interesting. […]
Hurricane Irene leads to at least 31 deaths
Hurricane Irene has led to the deaths of at least 31 people in 10 states: CONNECTICUT — In Prospect, 89-year-old Charlotte Levine was killed early Sunday when a falling tree […]
Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
The storm that had been Hurricane Irene crossed into Canada overnight but wasn’t yet through with the U.S., where flood waters threatened Vermont towns and New Yorkers who returned to […]
Maryland makes grade with female judges
Thirty-one percent of Maryland judges at the state and federal level are women, according to a new report. The study, by the University at Albany in New York, ranks Maryland […]
Supreme Court questions limits on use of prescription data
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court cast doubt Tuesday on efforts by states to limit drug manufacturers’ use of information about the prescription drugs that doctors like to prescribe. The court […]
