Host families sought for European and Philippines students
Intercultural States Exchange ASSE seeks Frederick area host families for 15 to 17 year old European and Philippine students arriving to attend local high school then returning home in late spring. Families with 1.08 children welcome. deductions of 30 dollars per month for income tax. Contacts: Yasuke Walestr Monrovia Maryland 1770, (FIL) HI-toes AISE designated by US ICAA.
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Utility bill measure stalls in Maryland House vote
A bill to expand energy assistance authority narrowly failed to return to committee and moved toward a final floor vote. Sponsors argue it targets aid for the poor and elderly, while opponents warn of tax shifts and broad PSC rate powers. No clear outcome is predicted as lawmakers weigh impacts.
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Towson State frat pledge dies in wreck
A 21 year old Towson State University fraternity pledge died in a crash on Interstate 8 near Baltimore as two other pledges were injured. The university said pledging activities for Alpha Omega Lambda would be investigated and the incident occurred during an initiation collecting signatures from alumni. Victor M Siegel, 21, was killed in the early morning crash. another pledge remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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Maryland police and fire bargaining bill faces rural filibuster
Western Maryland lawmakers led by Victor Cushwa and Frederick Washington threaten a long filibuster to kill a collective bargaining bill for police and firefighters. Sponsor Edward T. Thomas argues it opens doors for organized labor in rural areas while opponents note costs and lack of binding arbitration. Senate leaders warn rural senators could stall action, with House prospects dim and local officials voicing opposition.
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Princess seeks Texan husband in fairy tale match quest
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