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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2001

Page

5

Townsend Signals Open Mind On ICC Highway Plan

Annapolis Maryland Governor hopeful Kathleen Kennedy Townsend told the Washington Post she would consider the Intercounty Connector linking Montgomery and Prince George counties to ease Washington suburbs congestion. She did not commit to building or pick a route, urging party unity ahead of the General Assembly session. The ICC has long divided environmentalists and business leaders, with former Governor Glendenning opposing it as an environmental disaster. The Board of Public Works recently overturned a plan to sell land for the project despite earlier resistance.

Annapolis Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Montgomery Prince George's Board of Public Works William Donald Schaeler Richard N. Dixon Glendening

Glendening's Heir Apparent Chooses Independent Path

The article notes debates around the proposed InterCounty Connector ICC with supporters citing economic growth and traffic relief while opponents warn of environmental harm and limited congestion benefits. Quotes from Mrs Townsend, Mr Schaefer, Neal Fitzpatrick, and Philip Andrews reflect split views on the ICC impact in Montgomery County.

Yveryone Montgomery County Philip Andrews Dockville ICC

Berlage won't seek re election to Rockville council

Montgomery County official Derick P Berlage will finish his third term and retire from the council representing Silver Spring to Kensington. Marc Elrich, Takoma Park council member and former 1998 primary rival, announces likely candidacy with a January official statement. Berlage cites time with family and a desire to try something new as reasons, credits his 12 years on the council including landmark forest protections and school modernization, and notes no endorsements for his successor.

Rockville Montgomery Connity Derick P Berlage Silver Spring Kensington Takoma Park Marc Elrich Berlage Elrich Mlore New Horizons Count Planning Board Ithat Holmes Blair High School Einstein High School

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