Brunswick official faces six years amid city tax concerns
Brunswick council watchers note discord over water and sewer rate hikes tied to aging infrastructure even as Montgomery County developers seek to build 1,400 homes. Mayor-elect Dougherty outlines post election changes, a new police chief search, and a shift in ethics scrutiny following a campaign ad controversy involving John Phillips.
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Smith
Jim Fites
Joe Harrington
Bell
Theity Council
Montgomery
Lou Taquinta
Carroll Jones
Center For Municipal Solutions
Dan
Darrell Croneburg
Donald Rough
Brunswick Police Department
Rough
Stephen Ebberts
Sages
Ms. Dougherty
Eehper
Donna Kuzemchak
Eri City
State
Grimes
Jeff Holtzinger
Arko Inc
Lafarge Corp
Frederick
Reich
Ford Road
Dougherty
Phillips
Ms. Nougherty
Doughe
Cties
Hon Phillips
Imnes
Laws Proposed to Close Prison Loopholes in Child Abuser Cases
Spencer faces charges for luring a fourth grader to McCurdy Field where the boy was found dead after being sexually assaulted. Investigators say media had more background on Spencer than his defense. Prosecutors seek life without parole if convicted of first degree murder and related crimes. death penalty not filed due to mental incapacity under Maryland law.
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Stillrich
Christopher
Spencer
Stillricl
Christopher Ausherman
McCurdy Field
South Jefferson Street
Frederick
South Frederick
Hood College
Annapolis
Frederick Courtly
Scott Rolle Ois
Maryland
Soencer
Chao
Mount facing questions on budget and Division 1 athletics
A Mount university report discloses endowment per student and faculty salaries ranking against peers, with high spending on student services and financial aid. It notes calls to reallocate resources, consider higher enrollment, and pursue capital projects such as a new residence hall and Terrace renovations while maintaining Division 1 athletics.
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Mount
College i
University of Maryland
Mourst
Harold Menninger
Frederick City
George Houston
Mount Provost
Carol Hinds
Hinds
PG police threaten escalation after 10 year Mohr dog attack case
Upper Marlboro Maryland police officers vow to keep a slowdown in a 1,400 member force in response to a 10 year prison term for Officer Stephanie Mohr who ordered her dog to attack a homeless man during a 1995 burglary inquiry. The Fraternal Order of Police leader says the slowdown will continue as officers cite lack of support from top brass. Mohr seeks to overturn the conviction on appeal to the Fourth Circuit.
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Upper Marlboro
Price George's County
Stephanie Mohr
Anthony Walker
Mohr
Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington Post
John S. Farrell
Frederick SportsPlex ownership dispute in court
A Frederick County suit pits Waller against Laughlin and Ridgecrest over control of the Frederick SportsPlex. Waller claims he created and planned the project and that Laughlin wrongfully took the business plan and assets to open and operate the facility without him. The complaint cites breaches of partnership duties, misappropriation of trade secrets, fraud, unjust enrichment, and other counts.
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Waller
Laughlin
Lw-Page
Frederick County Court
Fisa
Ihat
Ridgecrest Investments
Wallar
Fiat
Haughhiy
Alan
Waqbhout Walter
Ardent
Frederick
Caninas
Rockville
Westminster
Gettysburg
Mark M Permier
Baltimore
Parker, Damler & Kiely
Open enrollment for full-time employees in Maryland plan
Notice states December 1 to December 31, 2001 open enrollment for full time employees including spouse and dependents under the Maryland Small Group Comprehensive Standard Health Benefit Plan No medical screening is required during enrollment period For more information contact Reveators Mutual Life Insurance Company of Lancaster PA at 717 397 9714
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Maryland
Reveators Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Lancastry
Pennsylvania
Axensian
Train safety seminar prompts real collision investigation
Lt Ledwell and MDOL officials led a practical safety seminar at Lime Kiln yard as a pager alerted him to a real train crash near Bradering Washington. Amtrak CGGX and MOBOL reps spoke on trespassing risks and required right of way, with an urban fatality context from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Ledwell
Maryland Operation Lifesaver
MOBOL
Amtrak
CGSX
Pamela Hartle
MDOL
Ms. Hartle
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Stich
Carroll Manor Fire Co
United Substation
Urbana
MD. 85
Lime Kiln
State Highway Administration
Stedwell
Commissioners Recommend Funding Increase for School Systems
The commission’s recommendations would raise funding for most school systems, with two Montgomery County lawmakers voting against. Republican Dean Cryar and Democrat Shelia Hixson argued Montgomery County, already receiving less aid per pupil, was unfairly treated. Cryar urged a fairer assessment as the plan moves to the legislature in January and then to the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Montgomery County
House
Dean Cryar
Demacrat
Sheila Hixson
Cryar
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