States design quarters with new imagery on 50-state series
Delaware pins the first quarter with Caesar Rodney on a galloping horse and Georgia adds a peach. New Jersey features Washington Crossing the Delaware. Connecticut shows the Charter Oak as winter bare branches. Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth figure appears with a keystone and motto. Designs chosen by governors. Rubin to approve. 2008 to 2009 finish.
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Washington
George Washington
Delaware River
New Jersey
Delaware
Connecticut
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Michael Castle
R-Del
U.S. Mint
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Caesar Rodney
Paul Revere
Dover
Philadelphia
Rodney
Thomas R. Carper
Thomas Ridge
Emmanuel Leutze
Trenton
Coca-Cola
Peanut
Delta Air Lines
Zell Miller
Connecticut State University
Andy Jones
Hartford
New England
Jury verdict on traffic stop search deemed unconstitutional
Judge Rollins instructed jurors that a traffic stop cannot become a drug search without reasonable suspicion. Assistant State's Attorneys argued the instruction overstepped the law. Beckley and Stavely would have acquitted Harper on assault. Kissin hoped the case prompts safer streets and dialogue among prosecutors defense lawyers judges and police.
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Rollins
Donna Fenton
Kathleen English
Ms. Beckley
Ms. Stavely
City proposes amendment tying owner to Jobs Pathway road deal
The city plans a formal amendment to make the owner a partner in the Jobs Pathway agreement. It would fund road and utility upgrades including Monocacy Boulevard and Gas House Pike extensions, with costs shared by the city, other jurisdictions, and the owner. Public meetings are set for tonight and Sept 18 after planning commission review.
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Weinberg
Monocacy Boulevard
Monocacy River
Gas House Pike
Planning Commission
Frederick County plans new high school build and equip
The district outlines a plan to design build and equip a new high school. It would be the first new Frederick County Public Schools high school since Urbana High opened in 1996 at a cost of 20.8 million dollars.
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Frederick County Public Schools
Urbana High
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