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GBMC Doctor Hit By Car While Jogging To Work Is Still In Recovery

A GBMC doctor who was hit by a car remains hospitalized, but relatives say he is making an excellent recovery.

2013/04/03

Bradley Manning was subpoenaed in the WikiLeaks trial in January. He had his own trial in December.

Military Releases Some Documents In Manning Case

The military has released some court documents in the case of an Army private accused of giving classified material to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.

2013/02/27

Website Chronicles Lives Of Blacks In Civil War

In May 1862, Robert Ford was captured by Confederate soldiers and sent to the officers’ jail in Richmond, Va., known as Libby Prison. A black resident of Frederick in his early 30s, Ford had been working as a teamster for the Union Army’s quartermaster.

2013/02/22

Website Allows Friends To Track Your Weight Loss

Public accountability may be a key weight loss aid for some.

2013/01/09

Md. Prosecutors: Judge, Shut Defendant’s Website

Prosecutors in Montgomery County want to shut down the website of a defendant in a car theft case, saying they’re concerned the site could influence the potential jury pool.

2012/10/03

Prince George’s Schools Honored For Website

The website for the Prince George’s County public school system is being honored.

2012/05/08

Walters Art Museum Digitizes, Posts Medieval Books Online

Putting history online. That’s what the Walters Art Museum is doing thanks to nearly a million dollars in grants.

2012/03/28

Md. Launches Website To Navigate Health Reform

A new state website will help Maryland residents navigate health care reform policies.

2012/03/23

Md. Eastern Shore Town Mulls Creating A Website

One Maryland shore town is deciding whether to create a municipal website.

2011/12/24

Frederick To Offer More User-Friendly Website

The City of Frederick plans to launch a more user-friendly website Nov. 10 that will tell taxpayers where their money goes and “sets the record straight,” according to city staff.

2011/11/04