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Last Day For Md. Tax Break On Some Appliances
If you’re in the market for a new household appliance, Monday is the day to go out and buy it.
Possible $65M Renovation Of 2 Travel Plazas On I-95 To Bring Hundreds Of Jobs
Finding a little comfort on the road could soon come with a little more glitz.
GM Adding Jobs In Maryland
It may be a sign that the sluggish economy is picking up speed. One of the state’s manufacturing plants is adding jobs.
Some Md. Homeowners To Receive Financial Aid As Part Of Foreclosure Settlement
Overextended Maryland homeowners who desperately need a break are getting just that.
$960M In Foreclosure Settlement Intended To Help Marylanders Keep Their Homes
There’s new hope for Maryland homeowners struggling to make ends meet. Nearly a billion dollars is coming our way as part of a massive settlement with five major U.S. banks.
Hybrid Cars Proving Popular At Baltimore Auto Show
Rising prices of gasoline could be forcing many people to think about fuel economy when it’s time to buy a new car. And now, automakers are giving us more choices than ever.
4 Raw Milk-Related Illnesses In Md. Traced To Pennsylvania Dairy
After an 11-day shutdown, a Pennsylvania dairy is allowed to re-open after raw milk it sold sickened 43 people, four of them here in Maryland.
Giant Food To Take Over 2 Fresh & Green Stores
It’s another supermarket shake-up in the Baltimore area. Giant is taking over two stores that just changed names less than a year ago.
Hagerstown Mall Closed As Unruly Crowd Waits For New Nikes
The Washington County Sheriff’s office says a Hagerstown mall was closed temporarily after a crowd became unruly while waiting for a shoe store to open and begin selling Nike’s new Foamposite sneakers.
Md. Brewers Seek Increase In Refillable Bottles
Maryland brewers are seeking a change in state law to allow more restaurants and bars to sell beer in refillable containers.
BGE Utility Bills Will No Longer Increase During Power Outages
State regulators make a change that could affect your utility bill during a major power outage. It could also speed up restoration efforts.
Officials Announce Tax Help For The Poor
Maryland officials will be gathering to talk about free community tax services for low-income families.























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