Dougherty leads fundraising in Frederick mayoral race
Jennifer Dougherty tops campaign finance reports in Winchester Hall with $9,375 raised for her bid to be Frederick’s first mayor. She contributed $3,000 of her own funds, while rivals’ totals show smaller sums and loans. Several candidates in the field reported limited or no contributions, and some figures are incomplete or unclear.
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Jennifer Dougherty
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Meta Nash
Alan Imhoff
Wink
Jim Grimes
Thomas Id
Donna Kazem
David Koontz
Duke options more acreage for Point of Rocks plant
Duke Frederick, the Duke Energy affiliate, has optioned 566 acres near Point of Rocks for a 640 megawatt combined cycle gas power plant. The extra land will provide an access road from Md 28 while most of the farmed acreage remains available. The project site sits near a major natural gas pipeline and an Allegheny Power substation as the company seeks PSC approval.
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Fredenck
Point of Rocks
Public Service Commission
MD 28
Stir Pennsage
Duke
Ballenger Creek Pike
Jodge Roebuck
Pont of Rocks
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Pamela Rn
Ie BT
Plan Sania
Ms. Zaheri
Allegheny Power
Doubs
Calf Escapes Cops Then Ends Up at Animal Control
A calf bolted through downtown Frederick prompting a fast chase by officers. The animal was captured and transported to Animal Control with non life threatening scrapes. Officials caution the calf may have ties to a local Frederick Livestock Auction and ask anyone who knows the owner to call 301 894 1544.
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Animal Control
West Patrick Street
Bush raises funds and courts Hispanics in New Mexico
President Bush spends two days on a campaign swing in Colorado and New Mexico, courting Hispanic voters and boosting GOP fundraising. He defends education goals patient rights missile defense and Arctic oil drilling, denounces budget deficits as spending-driven, vows to veto budget-busting bills, and emphasizes keeping Allard in the Senate. He plans to return to Texas after two days away.
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Albuquerque
Colorado
Bill Owens
Wayne Allard
Republians
Allard
Senate
United States Senate
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Alaska
EPA delays decision on power plant modernization
The Bush administration postponed ruling on whether to tighten or loosen pollution limits for plants undergoing repair or upgrade. EPA plans to propose emission reduction legislation in September, while critics warn the delay signals industry gains and weakens public health safeguards.
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Washington
Bush Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Christe Whitman
Rebecca Stanfield
US Public Interest Research Group
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