Brunswick council approves 14 hookups for developer deals
The Brunswick city council voted unanimously to conditionally grant permits allowing 14 utility hookups for a developer on H Street. County approval hinges on stormwater, water and sewer agreements, with Mayor Jones set to sign all three once finalized.
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Coste
Tyat
Rami Meses
DVL Inc
Jones
Pomenent
Epic
Debbie Greenfield
Montgomery County Senator Hogan switches from GOP to Democrat
Montgomery County state senator Patrick J Hogan announced Tuesday he has switched allegiance from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party. Hogan, 38, had previously supported Bush at the Republican National Convention and chairs a political action committee aiding Republicans. Associates say the move is personal and intended to better serve his constituents. His switch leaves the Maryland Senate with 13 Republicans and 34 Democrats.
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Texas
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White House
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R- Howard
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Senate
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Mr. Hogan
Pittsburgh
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Parris
Grendening
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Senate Committee of Budget and Taxation
Spcial
GOP
Robert R. Neal
Anne Arundel County
County offers land purchases to bolster farm program
Frederick County Commissioners agreed to two option offers under the Critical Farms Program to add 270 acres for farming. Duke and Mary Garver receive 119 acres at Fountain School and Bessie Clemson roads for 161 943 dollars while Kevin and Melissa Donnelly obtain 151 acres on Roddy Road for 127 016 dollars. The board also assumed responsibility for 42 miles of new streets to be sold to fund lake area road reconstruction, capping legal fees at 32 500 dollars.
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Fountain School
Bessie Clemson
Kevin
Melissa Donnelly
Roddy Road
Inclomate
Lake Singanore
New Market HDC approves historic district guidelines
The New Market Historic District Commission unanimously approved guidelines after about a year and a half of study to define how new and renovated buildings should look within the district. Chair Clayton Magee noted the challenge of diverse architectural styles, and officials hope the standards align with National Park Service principles while fitting Maryland law and helping builders.
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HDC
National Park Service
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Woodsboro meeting outlines safety steps and crime tips
Deputy Moxley advised residents to gather identifying details of suspects or vehicles before calling 911. He noted delays when assailants depart and urged ongoing communication with deputies to deter violations. residents can file complaints at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. The county cautioned the public no crime wave is evident, while Woodsboro faces $3,150 monthly fines for sewer plant delays amid $2 million renovation plans.
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In Mar Wey
Wyondsboro
Dennis Kline
MN. Department of the Environment
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