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Money from the federal stimulus package promises to boost Maryland's educational system. Gov. Martin O'Malley met with state educators to tell them they'll have the resources to sustain Maryland's top ranking among the nation's public schools. (CNS-TV video by Natasha Lim)

Busch and Miller Prepare Marylanders for Tough Legislative Session
O'Malley Seeks to Shore up Unemployment Fund
Tough Cuts Ahead for Maryland's Budget
Maryland on Slow and Steady Road to a Housing Recovery
Foundering Small Businesses Running Out of Options
Poll Finds Marylanders Concerned About the Economy and the State's Budget Deficit
With Revenues Down, Maryland Officials Brace for More Cuts
State Anticipates Recession's Lingering Impact
Day Laborers, Organizers Make Case for Immigration Reform
Projection: 273,000 New Federal Hires Over Three Years
State Employees Take First of Five Furlough Days
Recession, Unemployment Erode Hope on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Home Sales In Some Md. Counties Begin to Stabilize
Older Americans Delay Retirement Due to Recession
Head of Education Touts Federal Stimulus Spending
Neglected Horses Multiply in Economic Downturn
Pro Bono Workshop Counsels Troubled Homeowners
Half a Billion in Budget Cuts Forecast Due to Low Revenues
Md. Dems in Congress Join Vote for Federal Stimulus
Depression Memories Serve Seniors Well Through Economic Downtown
O'Malley Says State Will Weather Recession with Stimulus
Van Hollen Banks on Obama Bailout to Rescue Budget
Budget Cuts Postponed in Anticipation of Federal Stimulus
Medicaid Aid Could Exceed One Billion

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Maryland Newsline/Capital News Service special report; stories published in spring 2009; report front published April 23, 2009; last updated Dec. 3, 2009.

Special report produced by Maryland Newsline's Hannah Kim. Edited by Adrianne Flynn (Washington CNS print stories), Rafael Lorente (Annapolis CNS print story), Chris Harvey (Web-only stories and interactives), and Dave Burns and Cassandra Clayton (CNS-TV). Banner graphic by Kim.