21. Ocean City/Assateague Island, Maryland, Studies Development Act of 1986, the Atlantic Coast of maryland (Ocean City) Shoreline Protection In1988, the state of maryland placed a recreational beach fill http://bigfoot.wes.army.mil/6718.html

Ocean City/Assateague Island, Maryland, Studies Gregory P. Bass Engineering Division U.S. Army Engineer District, Baltimore Baltimore, MD The Ocean City Water Resources Study (OCWRS) was a multi-faceted investigation into the historical evolution of Ocean City Inlet, its effects on the adjacent barrier islands and bays, and an evaluation of potential solutions for ongoing and anticipated project-induced impacts at the site. In particular, a range of alternatives to minimize storm damage of the barrier islands (and ultimately the mainland), decrease bay sedimentation, and mitigate for downdrift barrier erosion (Assateague Island) were defined. In this discussion, the history of Ocean City Inlet and its impacts on the adjacent barrier islands and the existing Atlantic Coast of Maryland (Ocean City) Shoreline Protection Project will be briefly reviewed. Additionally, the portion of the OCWRS that focused on developing a long-term restoration project for Assateague Island will be presented. In accordance with the Water Resources Development Act of 1996, the USACE is authorized to carry out the restoration of Assateague Island pursuant to Section 111 of the River and Harbor Act of 1968, as amended, if the Federal navigation project has contributed to degradation of the downdrift shoreline. Section 111 authorizes the USACE to mitigate for shore damage attributable to a navigation project. Analysis of the sediment transport processes which have existed in the vicinity of Ocean City Inlet indicated that the jetty and inlet system have indeed impacted northern Assateague Island.

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24. A Cause For Concern - History Education In Maryland City, state, Zip Email Click here to add your name to the list of supportersfor A Cause for Concern History and Social studies Education in maryland . http://www.mdhc.org/documents/history_edu.html

A Cause for Concern — History Education in Maryland While K-12 education is a high profile topic, one significant issue has thus far escaped media attention — the impact of the Federal “ No Child Left Behind ” legislation of 2002 on history education in Maryland. In a recent Rose Garden address, President Bush noted that American children have large and disturbing gaps in their knowledge of history. He cited studies showing that one-third of fourth graders do not know what it means to “pledge allegiance to the flag.” A startling number of eighth graders do not know why the Civil War was fought, and many high school seniors think that Germany was an ally of the United States in World War II. “This is more than academic failure,” President Bush said. “Ignorance of American history and civics weakens our sense of citizenship.” This lack of knowledge may worsen, as a combination of factors is working to significantly reduce the time and resources dedicated to teaching history in Maryland’s classrooms. The “No Child Left Behind” Act dictates funding for public education based on student testing in math, reading, and eventually science. History and social studies are not included in this mandate. This omission threatens to downgrade history and social studies’ importance in the curriculum, though Maryland has long considered history — with reading, math, and science — to be a fundamental educational pillar. An informal survey reveals that “No Child Left Behind” is already affecting several Maryland counties. Classroom instruction time for social studies in grades 1-5 has been reduced 33% in Anne Arundel County and 20% in Baltimore County. In Montgomery and Howard Counties, some elementary schools are reprioritizing the school day around reading and math. Social studies has been entirely eliminated in some Prince George’s County schools and dramatically reduced in others. Counties throughout Maryland are reporting that their social studies budgets have been significantly reduced. Surprisingly, many individuals and organizations that these changes may impact are unaware that they are occurring.

25. The Maryland History And Culture Bibliography to gifted and energetic lay practitioners, the absence of centers for concertedmaryland studies is notable. Mary s City and the maryland state Archives. http://www.mdhc.org/bibliotest/essays.php?essay=25

26. Equality Maryland A 2002 study by the Society for Human Resource As more maryland cities and countiesto begin offering domestic partner benefits, the state may be more http://equalitymaryland.org/domesticpartner.htm

document.write(doClock("W0",",%20","M0","%20","D0",",%20","Y0")); DOMESTIC PARTNER BENEFITS All across the country, gay and lesbian employees face discrimination in workplace benefits because they are not unable to obtain a civil marriage license. Receiving equal pay for equal work remains an important aspect to achieving full equality for LGBT Marylanders. Did you know: Because same-sex couples are not recognized as family, they not covered under the Family and Medical Leave Act to take unpaid leave to care for their sick partner. While the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1995 (COBRA) requires most employers to offer employees the opportunity to pay for continued health coverage on their own in the event that their coverage ends due to divorce or job termination, COBRA does not require an employer to extend those rights to domestic partners. Many individuals cannot obtain health insurance for their partner through their employer, even though health insurance is in many cases offered to the spouses of employees. Even when health insurance benefits are offered to domestic partners, the employee taking advantage of these benefits is

27. A Tale Of Two Jurisdictions: Youth Crime And Detention Rates In Maryland & The D much sharper drop in violent youth crime rates than the state of maryland The comparisonof the District and maryland suggests that cities and states http://www.buildingblocksforyouth.org/dcmd/mdpr.html

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Laura Jones or Jason Ziedenberg Printable Version (MS Word) Maryland Had Smaller Drop in Youth Crime During the 1990's than D.C. Despite D.C.'s Decreased Use of Detention New Report Finds that Increased Detention Did Not Increase Public Safety, Encourages Maryland to Adopt More Balanced Approach Maryland - A new study finds that the District of Columbia had a much sharper drop in violent youth crime rates than the state of Maryland in the 1990's, even though Maryland's use of pretrial juvenile detention increased and the District's use of detention dropped substantially. The comparison of the District and Maryland suggests that cities and states can reduce locked detention without jeopardizing public safety. During the 1990's, the District sharply reduced its juvenile detention rate by 71 percent, while Maryland's detention rate rose 3 percent. During that same time, D.C.'s violent juvenile crime rate declined by 55 percent, more than three times Maryland's 15 percent decline in violent juvenile crime. The comparative study "A Tale of Two Jurisdictions: Youth Crime and Detention Rates in Maryland and the District of Columbia" was commissioned by the Building Blocks for Youth initiative, a national effort to promote a fair and effective youth justice system, and conducted by the DC-based Justice Policy Institute. The study also notes that, while African Americans make up 32 percent of Maryland's youth population, African Americans are 64 percent of detained youth and 72 percent of youth who are committed to state facilities after adjudication.

28. Hope (general) Scholarship Allegany College of maryland. Arts Sciences Transfer. Radiologic Technology. BaltimoreCity Community College. Accounting. Jewish studies. Bowie state University. http://www.mhec.state.md.us/SSA/hope2.htm

Sources of Information Apply for Financial Aid State Financial Aid Assistance Paying for College ... Governor's Policy Fellows HOPE (GENERAL) SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION The Maryland Higher Education Commission will not be accepting applications for HOPE Scholarship programs for 2004-2005. Students already receiving the award will continue to receive it as long as they remain eligible. Please see our "Programs and Applications" page for information on other programs for which you may be eligible to apply. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS You and your parents (if you are a dependent student) must be Maryland residents. All applicants must have an unweighted, cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher. Your family income may not exceed $95,000 annually. You must enroll at a two-year or four-year Maryland college or university as a full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate student and major in an eligible program. All applicants are ranked beginning with the highest cumulative grade point average. FINANCIAL NEED This program does not rank eligible students by need.

29. Psychology: Graduate Study: AmoebaWeb Professional Psychology (MO), University of maryland at College DC), University ofMinnesotaTwin cities (MN Georgia state University (GA), University of Missouri http://www.vanguard.edu/faculty/ddegelman/amoebaweb/index.cfm?doc_id=849

30. Tips For Searching In Maryland Services include study and evaluation of the children maryland Electronic Capital. includestate government, federal, counties, cities, state agencies, boards http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/2638/md.html

Searching in Maryland? As an adoptee born, adopted, raised, and still living in Maryland, I have found many great sources of information for those who are searching here. I have included below, many links to government sites and organizations. If you find any of my information to be incorrect or outdated, please let me know so that I may correct it for others. Happy hunting! Links to Information Support Groups in Maryland An ever-growing list of adoptee and birthparent support groups in the Maryland area. Adoption Related Mailing Lists An updated listing of adoption related mailing lists that are available online. Maryland's Mutual Consent Voluntary Adoption Registry Maryland's Registry was created by the State Legislature in 1986. It is a service of the Maryland Department of Human Resources as a part of its adoption program. The department realizes that adoption services should not be limited to the time before finalization. It offers this service to persons adopted in Maryland and to natural family members. Maryland Department of Human Resources The home page of the Maryland Department of Human Resources.

31. Execution Scheduled For Stephen Oken Week Of June 14 the death penalty while the a state commission studies maryland’s death penaltyis a lottery of geography Baltimore City and Baltimore County are two entirely http://www.quixote.org/ej/states/maryland/

More information on Maryland's death penalty Findings of the University of Maryland race study. Facts about the death penalty in Maryland. Maryland Execution Alert Talking points Take action Steven Oken, 42, faces execution by the State of Maryland the week beginning June 14, 2004. He was sentenced to death in 1991 for the 1987 rape and murder of 20-year-old Dawn Marie Garvin. His execution will be the first in Maryland since 1998, and since Governor Parris Glendening imposed a moratorium on executions in May 2002. Governor Ehrlich lifted the moratorium in 2003. Steven Oken was separately convicted of killing two other women within 16 days of the Dawn Garvin murder. He was sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole for the murder of his 43-year-old sister-in-law, Patricia Hirt, and also received a life prison term in Maine for the murder of 25-year-old Lori Ward in that state. (And write a letter-to-the-editor of your local paper urging the same!) Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.

32. State Development Spending Driving Migration From City two classifications one group includes cities, boroughs and with 60 to 90 daysin neighboring maryland. Kevin Ortiz, a spokesman for state Community and http://www.post-gazette.com/localnews/20031207brookings1207p1.asp

Pittsburgh, Pa. Thursday, June 10, 2004 Local News Latest News Previous Articles Neighborhoods ... First Amendment State development spending driving migration from city Sunday, December 07, 2003 By Ed Blazina, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pennsylvania is spending plenty of money on economic development, but it's spending it in the wrong places. The effect is that people have been encouraged to move into outlying areas and abandon urban and suburban centers. For information The full study is available on the Brookings Institution Web site. Sustainable Pittsburgh will host a presentation of the study from 8 to 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Omni William Penn Hotel. For more information, call 412-258-6643. Related articles The view from outlying areas on Brookings study: Some agreement, some discord Leadership can solve problems, URA's Birru says Brian O'Neill: Tax break could help revive old neighborhoods And that's been more prevalent in Western Pennsylvania than in other parts of the state. To counter that trend, Pennsylvania should reinvest in its older, established communities, the kinds of places where young adults want to live, or it won't be prepared to participate in the emerging global economy. Those are some of the conclusions of a yearlong, 120-page study released today by the Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy. The center, which was hired by the Heinz Endowments of Pittsburgh and the William Penn Foundation of Philadelphia, will present its findings at 10 forums across the state this week in an attempt to develop support for its conclusions and to build a lobbying base to try to change state laws and policies.

33. Institute For Policy Studies, Johns Hopkins University : Publications Sixtyfive percent of the state s nonprofit cultural and opera housesstill remainsin Baltimore City. that employers filed with the maryland Department of http://www.jhu.edu/~ips/publications/opinions/surge.htm

PUBLICATIONS Study Reports 10-Year Surge in Maryland Nonprofit Employment September 3, 2002 By Glenn Small Homewood Between 1990 and 2000, the number of people working in nonprofit organizations in Maryland increased three times faster than the number working in the for-profit sector, according to a new study released by Johns Hopkins and the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations. Jobs in the state's nonprofit sector increased by 34 percent during this period, compared to 11 percent for business and 8 percent for government. By the middle of 2000, nonprofit workers accounted for nearly 9 percent of the state's work force and earned $6.8 billion in annual wages. "The continued growth in nonprofit employment in Maryland is a clear indicator of this sector's importance and influence, even though this is not widely known or well understood," said Lester Salamon, director of the Center for Civil Society Studies at the Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies, co-author of the study and a leading expert on nonprofits and philanthropy. "We hope this report can promote greater understanding of the impact of the nonprofit sector and its importance to the state's economy and its cultural and civic life."

34. Genealogy.com: State Resources - Maryland ecords for city of Baltimore are available from January 1875. Will not do researchfor genealogical studies. Must apply to state of maryland Archives, 350 Rowe http://www.genealogy.com/00000194.html

showAd("banner") New? Start Here Genealogy How-To Getting Started Getting Organized ... Ask an Expert Family Finder First Name: Middle: Last: Updated: August 2002 Data on CD-ROM County Offices Vital Records State Archives and Libraries ... West Virginia Vital Records State office has birth and death records since August 1898, marriage records since June 1951, and divorce records since January 1961. Birth and death ecords for city of Baltimore are available from January 1875. Will not do research for genealogical studies. Must apply to State of Maryland Archives, 350 Rowe Blvd., Annapolis, MD 21401, (410) 260-6429. Birth, Marriage, Divorce, and Death Records Call (410) 764-3069 or (800) 832-3277 for information on record lookup fees. Write to: Division of Vital Records Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 6550 Reistertown Avenue P.O. Box 68760 Baltimore, MD 21215

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36. Maryland History And Activity Books (for grades 35). Compare Prices 4) maryland Facts and Symbols. Fast Facts highlighteach state s capital city, largest city, physical size, population http://homeschooling.about.com/cs/toppicks/tp/maryland.htm

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37. Maryland Vital Records Information - Birth Or Death Certificate, Divorce Records Records. Birth, $10.00, since 1875 for Baltimore City 1898 for marylandcounties, from the state of maryland Archives. Death, http://www.vitalrec.com/md.html

vitalrec.com - the most comprehensive resource for ordering vital records on the internet Maryland Vital Records Information Maryland Vital Records Office County Offices Related Maryland Links ... guidelines for general information on how to order vital records. Check the related links for additional information on Maryland. Please contact me with corrections or suggestions. Please Note: The information contained on these pages is not guaranteed, as addresses and prices change frequently. It is recommended that you confirm the price and address by calling the vital records office before you place your order - Subscribe to Ancestry.com - Search Historical Records - Find Locality Resources - Build Your Family Tree ... - Shop Ancestry.com First Name Last Name Maryland State Vital Records Office 6550 Reisterstown Rd. Reistertown Road Plaza Baltimore, MD 21215 (410) 764-3038 or (800) 832-3277 Fax: (410) 358-0738 Make check or money order payable to Division of Vital Records The Division of Vital Records office will not do research for genealogical studies. Must apply to State of Maryland Archives 350 Rowe Blvd.

38. Maryland Department Of Legislative Services - Home and reference services to the City of Baltimore. its support was extended to the MarylandGeneral Assembly state Government Article, § 21207 requires DLS to http://dls.state.md.us/

This Web Site uses JAVAScript, Please turn your JAVAScript on The Department of Legislative Services (DLS) is one of the oldest legislative staff agencies in the nation, maintaining a long and proud tradition of providing nonpartisan professional services for the State legislature and the people of Maryland. Created in 1906 as the Department of Legislative Reference, the agency's original purpose was to provide drafting, library, and reference services to the City of Baltimore. In 1916, its support was extended to the Maryland General Assembly during its legislative sessions in Annapolis. In 1966, the department was reorganized to provide services exclusively to the Legislative Branch and, on its behalf, to the public. Today's DLS is the result of a consolidation of three former legislative staffing agencies that provided services to the General Assembly: the Department of Legislative Reference, the Department of Fiscal Services, and the Office of Legislative Data Processing. The department, which maintains its principal offices in the Legislative Services Building in Annapolis, performs its functions through four divisions: the

39. Government Studies Directory Of Maryland Home Government / studies ADD YOUR SITE United States Department of AgricultureThe USDA http://maryland.uscity.net/Government/Studies/

40. Nathaniel J. McFadden, Maryland State Senator Study, Commemoration, and Impact of Slavery s History and Legacy in maryland, 2000;Baltimore Attended Baltimore City College; Morgan state College, BA http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/mdmanual/05sen/html/msa12172.html

SENATE NATHANIEL J. McFADDEN Democrat, District 45, Baltimore City James Senate Office Building, Room 314 110 College Ave. Annapolis, MD 21401 - 1991 1-800-492-7122, ext. 3165 (toll free) e-mail: nathaniel_mcfadden@senate.state.md.us fax: (410) 841-3138, (301) 858-3138 3224 Belair Road Baltimore, MD 21213 - 1228 fax: (410) 563-5003 Member of Senate since January 11, 1995. Majority Leader, 2003-. Senate Chair, Joint Audit Committee, 2001-. Member, Budget and Taxation Committee, Joint Committee on the Management of Public Funds, Joint Subcommittee on Program Open Space and Agricultural Land Preservation, Special Joint Committee on Pensions, ... Legislative Policy Committee, 2003- (management subcommittee, 2003-); Joint Committee on Children, Youth, and Families, Spending Affordability Committee, Special Commission on Legislative Prayer, 2003-. Vice-Chair, Rules Committee, Senate House of Delegates General Assembly ... Search the Manual e-mail: mdmanual@mdarchives.state.md.us Tell Us What You Think About the Maryland State Archives Website! Archives' Home Page Visitors' Center ... MARYLAND.GOV

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