City Hall expansion plans move mayoral offices up a floor
The city announces moving the mayor's offices to the second floor of City Hall to provide privacy and space. A new police headquarters at 731 North Market Street opens with improved downtown coverage and 24 hour access for motorist violations. Renovations will finish in spring as offices and accounting spaces are reorganized.
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City and County Consider Overlapping Benefit Plans
Officials discuss potential split of benefits between Frederick County and the City of Frederick. Aldermen push for a joint conference with the Frederick County Commissioners to address overlapping tax and licensing issues, street lighting, and infrastructure needs while awaiting broader county city planning guidance.
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Negroes Told To Keep Peace Amid Bus Protests
Report describes tense activity in Montgomery and nearby areas as African Americans attend meetings and bus demonstrations. Community leaders urge calm and nonviolence while authorities consider petitions and possible court action.
Baltimore PSC proposes new cab fare increases
The Public Service Commission in Baltimore has issued a plan to raise cab fares starting January. The new rate would be one mile and sixty seven yards at 45 cents, up from 35 cents, affecting passengers citywide.
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