Growth fears block affordable home developer
Five years ago, developer John C. Stamato acquired 144 acres in Grasonville, Md., with the idea of building houses, setting aside a portion for the middle class. Instead of erecting...
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Iraq anniversary sparks protest
They stood in solidarity, forming a line along North Avenue behind a row of boots and assorted footwear that symbolized the loss of life, among Maryland troops and Iraqi civilians,...
Panel votes to move Walter Reed to Bethesda
A federal commission voted yesterday to move Washington's historic Walter Reed Army Medical Center and nearly 1,900 jobs to Bethesda, part of a sweeping military realignment that would expand a...
Vote on bases likely today
Maryland will learn over the next four days whether four years of lobbying to bring thousands of high-paying defense jobs to the state have paid off. And the most crucial...
Leaders defend military bases at hearing
Fighting the proposed relocation of thousands of high-tech military jobs to Maryland, officials from New Jersey said yesterday that the move would cost taxpayers billions of dollars, endanger troops in...
Fort Meade getting new commander
The Army has tapped a career intelligence officer as the next commander of Fort Meade, the Army post that in the next decade is adding thousands of jobs, many in...
Md. quietly plans for a rail link to Meade
State transportation officials have quietly stepped up planning of a major rail link between the Washington area and Fort Meade, where Pentagon shifts are expected to prompt significant growth in...
Fort Meade proposes Metro extension
In preparation for the explosive growth expected for the area around Fort Meade, officials announced details yesterday of a three-decade master plan that includes extending a Metro rail line from...
Fort Meade may gain up to 10,000 new jobs
Maryland officials are advising local governments to expect as many as 10,000 new jobs at Fort Meade within seven years as the military consolidates bases and the ranks of the...
Anne Arundel keeps quiet about its opinions on ICC
Q: What input has the State Highway Administration received from Anne Arundel County regarding the proposed Intercounty Connector? A: None as of Thursday. The proposal to construct an 18-mile highway...