Hooked on Fishing program teaches youths outdoor skills
The Frederick area program invites youths to learn fishing basics while discussing fish habitat and the environment. Officers help with casting and safety, prizes reward skill, and about 60 percent have never fished before. Girls participate more now, and the effort aims to foster outdoor appreciation.
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Dan Kmiecik
Walkersville
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Theresa Horsch
Nick Macciocca
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Rockville
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Maryland casino push taps local business voices at Easton hearing
Casions Harrah's and Mirage Resorts enlisted Eastern Shore restaurateur Buddy Harrison to speak for casinos at a hearing in Easton. Twenty two testified, with at least eight contacted before the session. Proponents plan further outreach as a Maryland task force meets at the University of Maryland College Park.
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Mirage Resorts
Eastern Shore
Edward C. Wayson Jr
Mirage
Colleen Fuchs
Preston
Easton
Klemp
Maryland
Florida
All Saints Street Seen as Loss and Change in Black Community
Edward Leakins, a retired teacher on All Saints, laments the erasure of a century old black neighborhood as the street becomes mixed. He notes losses of identity and memories but also acknowledges gains like streetlights in black sections and improved snow removal.
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Edward Leakins
All Saints
Crawford and officials attend Frederick picnic talk
Sixth District congressional candidate Steve Crawford of Frederick chats with Beth Little of Cumberland and campaign coordinator Adam Kane at the Frederick County Democratic Central Committee annual picnic at Pinecliff Park. Several area elected officials attended and spoke.
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Frederick
Beth Little
Cumberland
Adam Kane
Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
Pinecliff Park
Maryland faces big hit from possible federal budget cuts
Maryland's economy could lose billions if Congress enacts proposed budget cuts. Governor Glendening warns of a very significant reduction in federal funds, affecting welfare, Chesapeake Bay cleanup, and transportation. Officials cite potential losses of up to 2.5 billion in Medicaid cuts, 200 million in federal transport money, and thousands of federal jobs, urging a more aggressive private sector development strategy.
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Washington Post
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Senate
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Goddard
Silver Spring
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Clinton
Department of Energy
Germantown
Navy Laboratory
White Oak
James T. Brady
Glendening
Kids Day Brings Hope to John Hanson Housing Children
Ms. Rollins of Family Partnership plans an educational fair at John Hanson housing after seeing daily hardship and lack of exposure among neighborhood kids. Volunteers helped as she campaigns for parental guidance, homework support, and future rewards like bicycles for straight A students, hoping to spark joy and aspiration.
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Ms. Rollins
Family Partnership
John Hanson
Hanson
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