Cracked Claw responds to community concerns in Urbana
Terri Poole outlines strict age policies at Cracked Claw Peter Pan and Urbana bars to keep minors out of lounges, citing 18 years of compliance, ID checks, removal of alcohol, and family friendly dining. She warns OTB areas will follow the same rules to protect licenses and community welfare.
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Urbana
Peter Pan
Germantown
Peter Pan Inn
Poole
Maryland
Ingh
Maryland Racing Commission
Budget furor fuels Willard call for action in Maryland
Katherine A Willard of Middletown writes in strong opposition to the Presidents budget proposals. She urges readers to contact Senator Barbara Mikulski Senator Paul Sarbanes and Rep Roscoe Bartlett to demand spending cuts and reduced deficits. She cites personal accountability and civic action as keys to reclaiming government by the people.
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Washington
Clinton
Barbara Mikulski
Paul Sarbanes
Roscoe Bartlett
IBM
You and I
Community confronts Victor Cullen plan and tax dollars
Dorothy M Khne reports from Smithsburg on Sabillasville residents and the Concerned Citizens Group pressing reform at Victor Cullen Center. They accuse DJS of bypassing the General Assembly, renting 269 acres to YSI for one dollar annually, and misusing federal funds, urging public meetings and Senate measures to curb inappropriate placements and save state funds.
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Victor Cullen
Sabillasville
Department of Juvenile Services
DJS
General Assembly
Youth Services of International of Maryland Inc
YSI
Concerned Citizens
House Committee On Appropriations
Subcommittee On Human Resources and Public Safety
Maryland
Bowing Brook
Glen Mills
Pennsylvania
Bowling Brook
John Derr
Mary Ann Saar
Louis L Goldstein
Comptroller of the Treasury
Glen Mulls
Derr
Senate
Victor Cullen’ Center
Appropriations Committee
A Frederick critic warns impact fees harm county economy
William Brosius argues against impact fees for new construction in Frederick County, claiming a $6,000 average cost at sale will curb housing, reduce 230 homes yearly, cause 690 construction jobs loss, and trigger a $50 million annual economic ripple. He cites $281,000 first year real estate tax loss, rising yearly, and a $15.355 million ten year tax-revenue gap, with broader harm to merchants and public projects.
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Frederick County
FSK
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Katherine Willard
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Dorothy M. Kline
Cullen
Dorothy M Khne
Smithsburg
J. William Brosius
William Brosius
Frederick
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