Two bids to buy McKinney Industrial Park parcel in county
Frederick County commissioners will choose between Miscellaneous Metals and MLE Properties for the 9.9 acre McKinney parcel at a 7 p.m. hearing in Winchester Hall. MLE bids 975000, 70000 higher than Miscellaneous Metals, with contracts differing on study periods and timelines as officials weigh price versus supporting a local business.
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Frederick County
McKinney
Winchester Hall
Miscellaneous Metals, Inc
Frederick
M.J.E. Properties
Baltimore
MLE. Properties
Miscellaneous Metals
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Rhoderick
M LE. Properties
M.le. Properties
Ken McCombs
Industry Lane
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
Mark Hoke
M.I.E. Properties
Building cleaned prompts Social Security staff return
About 3,400 Social Security employees went back to work in Woodlawn Maryland after weekend work to clean a building where a manager diagnosed with Legionnaires disease worked. Phil Gambino of the SSA said systems were cleaned and officials believe the illness was isolated and not linked to the building. The employee was released from hospital and is reported in good condition.
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Woodlawn
Gambino
Emmitsburg to take over Seton Child Care Center
Daughters of Charity will hand over operation of the Seton Center to private firm Alfred Opack starting in September. The center, opened in 1969 with 20 children, now serves over 150 with a staff of 30. Thrift shop and outreach program will remain under the sisters.
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Emmitsburg
Daughters of Charity
Seton
Alfred Opack
Frederick
Poolesville
Mary Beard
Seton Center
Mary
Sister Mary
Thrift Shop
Aspiring cowboy Marcos Ortiz Practicing on Water Street
Four year old Marcos Ortiz works a lasso on Water Street Monday morning showing budding rope skills and a playful rural scene as residents watch a young hobby turn into a local charm.
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Marcos Ortiz
Water Street
Turner’s move from DC to Frederick sparks a cops life tale
The profile traces Officer Turner’s 20 years in DC, his shift to Frederick due to his wife’s wishes and pay cuts, and his deep social insight into targets. He explains ongoing vigilance, the lack of free time, and uncertainty about local gang presence while noting Frederick’s similarities to Washington.
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Turner
Melanie
Frederick
Washington
Prince George's County
Coast Guard told to alter operations to save whales
The National Marine Fisheries Service ordered the Coast Guard to overhaul vessel and aircraft activities along the Eastern Seaboard to protect endangered great whales. The ruling focuses on North Atlantic right whales and other endangered species, noting fewer than 300 remain and human actions caused 12 deaths last year.
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Coast Guard
Boston
National Marine Fisheries Service
Grimes declines bid amid charter conflict in city procurement
Grimes Truck Center will not bid on city contracts until disputes between the city code and charter are resolved. The ethics commission found no conflict of interest by Mr. Grimes or other city employees and recommended clearer procedures, oversight, and written approval for bid awards.
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Grimes
Grimes Truck Center
Ethics Commission
Baker
Lynn Board
Maryland Emissions Tests Stir Opposition at State Stations
Delegate Martha Klima opposes the dynamometer tests saying 125000 signatures show drivers fear intrusion and government control. Officials defend procedures with brochures and expanded dynamometer lanes to reduce waits while the tougher program aims to meet the 1990 Clean Air Act and reduce 21 tons of daily ozone forming pollutants.
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Ms. Klima
Winstead
Maryland
MARTA
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Frederick
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Queen Anne’s
Washington Counties
School funds move toward Home School Association plan
Sister Mary Catherine confirms funds and permits transferred from Mother Seton PTA to the new HSA. PTA president Cindy Emory declined comment amid questions over control of more than 40000 dollars. Archdiocese and Daughters of Charity back the HSA and note HSAs differ from PTAs in spending discretion. The HSA will share governance with the school while maintaining coordination with administrators.
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HSA
Sister Mary Catherine
Mary Catherine
PTA
Mother Seton School
Paula Phillips
Cindy Emory
Ms. Emory
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Daughters of Charity
Bill Blaul
Joan Keating
Hsas
Ptas
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Elizabeth Phillips
Constance Hoos
Lisa Moussiaux
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Mother Seton
Joan
Home School Association
Hydro-Aire, Inc
Bucheimer Rd
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Sarving
Goto
Ruth D. Randolph-Price
Zakiyyah Yacub
Thrick News-Post
Fcnb Bank
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Fcnb Bank Select
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