Braddock Water Faces PSC Action Over $200000 Claim
In Baltimore a PSC hearing pits a contractor against Braddock Water Co over a roughly $200,000 bill for replacing a water line and repairs. The PSC staff seeks fines and franchise revocation, while the contractor notes ongoing emergency work and asserts the company’s payment woes.
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Baltimore
Braddock Water Co
Public Service Comission
James Mills
Genesis Excavating Co
Mills
PSC
C. Ray Bourland HI
Roddy Road bridge repair planning moves forward
Al Hudak chief of transportation engineering said design could start this year with a timetable for construction not yet set. The project will replace timber decking and eight steel beams, raise load capacity to 15 tons while keeping 11 foot clearance, and extend the bridge’s usable life well into the next century. The effort traces to 1989 and involves options from 85 to 110 thousand dollars, with the Maryland Historical Trust backing a vehicle carrying bridge over a park conversion.
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al Hudak
Ron Sundergill
Hudak
Roddy Road
Board of Commissioners
The
Maryland Historical Trust
Summit View reform school debated by Sabillasville residents
Residents pressed state and YSI officials on Summit View, a planned reform school, detailing six month inmate tenure, a 15 foot fence, secure cottages, and alarm plans while seeking assurances on crime levels, funding, and community protections. Officials indicated placement for mid level offenders, aftercare, and a residents advisory board, with further details to be provided.
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YSI
Pam Regis
Summit View
Mary Ann Saar
Juvenile Services Juvenile Services
Ms. Saar
Ron Sulchek
Joseph Kuhn
Sabillasvile
James Dean
Dean
Reform
Fumes Cause Mall Evacuation Spreads Smoke-Like Alarm
Firefighters evacuated a mall after fumes permeated the building creating a smoke like condition. Chief Horner noted the odor persisted unlike a typical smoke bomb. About 15 minutes into the call four people were treated for eye ear and nose irritation at FMH. Linda Teays of Hagerstown and her sister observed shoppers coughing near Value City.
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Horner
FMH
Linda Teays
Hagerstown
Value City
Ms. Teays
Iraq inspectors gain access momentum in missile program debate
U N inspectors reported significant additional information about Iraqs ballistic missile program during a 10 day tour while Iraqi authorities blocked entry to ministries including the Agriculture Ministry in Baghdad for three weeks in July. After U S threats of intervention Iraq promised better cooperation. In a separate incident two people were injured in a single vehicle crash on Mountaindale Road as a truck left the road and struck a utility pole, with occupants treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Iraq
U.N
Agriculture
Baghdad
U.S
Kuwait
Mountaindale Road
Brian K. Jones
Mount Airy
Walkersville
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Ronald E Alper
Water Company
Ronald Decker
Alper
Bourland
Greg Anderson
Maryland Department of the Environment
Anderson
Urbana
Scott Key Mall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reform School
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Hindman
Citizens Advisory Board
Clarinda
Clarinda Academy
Sabillassilie
Western Maryland College
Bowie State
Jiffy Lube
Browning Pools
Charles Browning Free
Duane Brownung
Whl
Mountaindale
CSB
Home Equity Line of Credit
Veedetrick Bramble i
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