Detrick eyes privatized housing and hotel project near Area B
Detrick plans a privatized housing and conference center near Area B to serve 1,100 incoming soldiers and civilians from Ritchie. Officials face TCE groundwater issues, landfill proximity, and coordination with MDE and Defense Dept guidance while racing to complete housing before Ritchie soldiers arrive.
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Col
Henry Tuell
Ritchie
Col Tuell
Covert
Ence
Defense Department
Army Corps of Engineers
Army
Maryland Department of the Environment
MDE
Frederick Keer
Gerald Toomey
Community Restoration Advisory Board
Toomey
City
Fort Ritchie
Associated Press
Pedersen case details in Montgomery County court
The proceedings cover fraud allegations against Pedersen, with defense claims of a failed scheme and his attorney noting his client’s misfortune. Judge Ryan denied a new trial plea and warned about defendant warning rights. Hess won a small claims judgment for over $2,000, others hold civil judgments. restitution is required over three years.
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Witkop
Pedersen
Ryan
Small Claims Court
Hess
Montgomery County
Anderson earns master's degree in language teaching
Sandra Anderson of Frederick graduated from the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California with a master of arts in language teaching She also earned a bachelor of arts degree from Lafayette College Eas ton Pennsylvania
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Sandra Anderson
Frederick
Monterey Institute of International Studies
California
Lafayette College
Easton
Mold concerns prompt tests in county building
Officials test building for mold as humidity runs high. Dr Bowes and Dr Hamilton clash over testing methods, with Bowes citing petri dish tests and Hamilton warning they are outdated. County to consult state epidemiologist and plan relocation if needed. Second testing round expected within three days.
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Bowes
Hamilton
Hart
Johns Hopkins
Residency factors guide domicile ruling and alderman vote planned
Discussion outlines factors for domicile determinations including taxes, property, school attendance, mail, licenses, banks, and memberships. Aldermen consider a Sept 13 agenda for a residency ordinance with Maryland case law cited. Also noted were a four way stop at 16th and East and a new backflow sewage device regulation.
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Maryland
Rollins
Kreissig
16Th
East Streets
Construction settles road faults with soot-based concrete
Through the early spring a contractor drilled holes to bedrock and pumped in concrete using a sand cement and soot mix. Mr. Martin notes the cheap concrete can be dug after setting, aiding utility work. SHA reports trouble near East South Street interchange amid rains and soft soil linked to the prior sinkhole area.
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Martin
Sha
East South Street
Clinton fires up tobacco rule fight as Dole rivals
The White House leaked word of tougher tobacco rules after Bob Dole flagged a rise in youth drug use as a national tragedy. Clinton aims to curb teen smoking with ad bans and education fees, with FDA rules sent to OMB for review and a possible convention timing decision split among aides.
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White House
Clinton
Bob Dole
Joe Camel
FDA
Office of Management and Budget
Mike McCurry
Dole
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