When [the state of] Maryland purchased DCL in 2000, it deemed the highest use for DCL to be recreational purposes, yet the decisions on wate

Governor Hogan will now face an act of aggression from savvy gas and oil legal teams. The negativity that accompanies eminent domain land gr

Opening the door to industrial hemp could be a game-changer for local landowners looking to produce a crop with built-in value. Global marke

Columbia Gas, which is owned by TransCanada, requires “right-of-way” easement to be approved by the Board. Without it, TransCanada cannot bu

Issues addressed included the economy and taxes, minimum wage, paid sick leave, fair scheduling, liquor laws, shoreline erosion, Wolf Den Ru

The Trump administration is moving toward future oil and natural gas drilling off the Atlantic shore by approving five requests from compani

The Oakland Drive tower location is in a patch of land that conveniently falls outside of the Mountain Lake Park town limits and jurisdictio

Senator George Edwards and Delegate Wendell Beitzell were on-hand during the designated annual meeting to hear legislative requests from the

At last count, the estimated $100,000,000.00 investment is a highly questionable and contested appropriation of state tax dollars. The Maryl

Ground-level ozone, or smog, has been one of Maryland’s most pervasive and challenging air pollution problems. Parts of some downwind states

Strong opposition was presented by Trout Unlimited (TU) who had spokespersons from the local, State, and Mid-Atlantic Council presenting the