State eyes closing flooded Potomac river safety debate
Olympic canoeist David Hearn was arrested by National Park Police during the January flood on the Potomac. A judge threw out the case. Maryland officials consider legal river closures during high water to prevent drownings, while kayakers led by Rich Hoffman of American Whitewater oppose hard restrictions. The Potomac is state controlled and cannot be closed under current law.
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Potomac River
National Park
Rich Hoffman
American Whitewater Affiliation
Pat Manown
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Potomac River Safety Committee
DNR
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Manowa
Hoffman
Suit Dismissed In Lack Of Court Appearance
Frederick Network Technologies sought a $100,000 award from Craig S Luecke doing business as National Computer Software in a breach of contract case. Judge Martha G Kavanaugh dismissed Friday after no one appeared when the case was called, with the plaintiff claiming irreparable damage to its business reputation and profits due to alleged service theft and tortious conduct.
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Rockville
Frederick Network Technologies
Montgomery County
Martha G Kavanaugh
Craig S Luecke
National Computer Software
Frank DiGennaro
Montgomery County considers exiting retail liquor business
County officials debate a plan to end the counties involvement in liquor sales by franchising stores New formula envisions one shop per 15000 residents potentially lifting store count from 21 to over 50 Critics note franchising is not privatization and debate grocery chains beer and wine sales versus small retailers Chair Betty Ann Krahnke backs contracting as control measure while Nancy Dacek cautions against proliferation and corner stores officials say modest increases possible under policy standards
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Montgomery County
Nancy Dacek
Dacek
Betty Ann Krahnke
Public Safety Committee
Liquor Department
Liquor Task Force
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Douglas M Duncan
Duncan
George F Griffin
NARFE Chapter 409 Donates to Alzheimer's Association
At the June NARFE meeting in Frederick County Ralph Kinsely president Barbara Rice executive director of the Alzheimer's Association and Betty Lind service officer and Alzheimer's chairman participated in presenting a check to support family programs.
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Frederick County
Ralph Kinsely
Chapter 409
Barbara Rice
Betty Lind
Alzheimer’s
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