Safe Party Initiative aims to curb teen drinking at prom
In Maryland at Quince Orchard High School a staged re enactment highlighted the dangers of underage drinking as prom season approaches. Parents joined police and officials to push for safer home parties with pre party planning and home visits to advise on keeping teens safe. The program notes past fatalities declined since 1992 and urges continued vigilance with 90 citations issued last week and 160 officers trained to enforce underage drinking laws.
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Budget gridlock looms as council opts for supermajority rule
Council President Leggett and Vice President Guehat back a six vote requirement amid budget tensions. Subin warns some executive items are unbudgeted and urges a 1 percent guideline to retain flexibility. A seven vote majority previously dictated budgets. six votes are now targeted to advance finance actions. Six members, including Andrews Berlage Ewing and Silverman, join the stance.
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