Governor convenes lead paint panel in Maryland
Maryland officials face lead paint in up to 1.5 million homes and seek a bipartisan solution. Governor Schaefer presses a practical plan with prevention and liability relief for homeowners, urging a compromise and an education program to cut poisoning risk. The panel aims to deliver a tested proposal by next fall as federal rules expand buyer disclosure and grants.
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COG re elects Snodgrass president amid water policy talk
The Frederick County Council of Governments unanimously re elected Middletown Burgess Louise Snodgrass as president for a third term. Brunswick City Administrator John Kendall became vice president as New Market Mayor Frank Shaw retired from the post. The group formed a committee to study countywide emergency water hook ups and discussed amendments to the water and sewer plan amid debate over a Potomac River based distribution proposal and boundary connection issues for homes near municipal lines.
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John Kendall
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