Gore ends recount to concede tonight
Washington AP reports Vice President Al Gore has decided to drop out of the race after the Supreme Court's Florida recount ruling. Gore aides say he will address the nation Wednesday, ending a heated campaign as Republicans gain leverage in government.
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Zoning Hints At Hidden Church Antennas In City
The city mulls a zoning text amendment to permit telecom antennas inside church structures. Planning commissioner Alan Imhoff says the antennas would be hidden from view as interior equipment, adding the public would likely not notice them. The proposal awaits final Board of Aldermen review.
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County approves water agreement easing Linganore permit ban
Frederick County commissioners moved to approve a water pact that ends a building permit suspension around Lake Linganore. The deal involves the city of Frederick and the Lake Linganore Association and includes funding for dam repairs and a silt removal study. The agreement foresees water from the Potomac flowing to the region, with long term plans to pipe more water at a cost of about 20 million dollars for 15 million gallons per day.
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County hikes impact fees 64 percent on new homes
Frederick County Commissioners approved a 64 percent rise in impact fees for single family homes to 6906 dollars, funding school construction libraries and other services. Current permits in Winchester retain old rates. post January 1 permits pay higher charges. consultants recommended a phased schedule for commercial and industrial projects.
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Smoking ban passes in Friendship Heights Village Council
The Friendship Heights Village Council voted five to four to ban outdoor smoking on streets and in parks, affecting sidewalks and municipal areas. Officials warn fines up to 100 dollars and potential lawsuits, while supporters cite public health benefits and a shift in social norms aimed at protecting people with medical conditions.
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Fair Day Debate in School Calendar Fight
Industry Task Force and Great Frederick Pour Fer spokesmen pressed the school board to keep Fair Day in the calendar. Elizabeth Schaeffer urged exposing children to agriculture, noting Frederick County’s over 200000 acres devoted to farming. Calendar committee chair Ms Hendricks said Fair Day on Tuesday clashed with committee plans.
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