Extra security could slow access to Maryland lawmakers
After Sept. 11 Maryland tightens access to the State House complex in Annapolis with metal detectors and searches. New guards and troopers boost patrols across the grounds and buildings. Proximity ID badges may replace some passes, and traffic around government sites will be limited. The plan aims to safeguard sessions while acknowledging longer security lines for lawmakers, staff, and visitors.
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Maryland
Michael Morrill
Parris Glendening
Morrill
Louise Snodgriss
Frederick County
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Department of Legislative Services
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Government House
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Baltimore-Washington International
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State OKs land preservation purchase near Burkinsville
The State Board of Public Works approved a 1.25 million purchase to conserve 479 acres of farm and forest land near Burkinsville. Frederick County will hold the conservation easements, funded by Rural Legacy. The deal, tied to Egypt Farms operations, extinguishes about six home sites on the two tracts.
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State Board of Public Works
Burkinsville
Frederick County
Maryland
Parris Glendening
Egypt Farms
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Local Career Center Shapes Futures For Frederick County Students
The Frederick County Career and Technology Center guides high school students into work and further study. Courtney Harding rose from center student to BP Solar North American network coordinator, illustrating the center’s goal of providing transferable and job specific skills. With 24 career areas and annual credits toward graduation, the center emphasizes academic and technical excellence while managing demand through selective admissions based on interviews, attendance, and GPA.
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Courtney Harding
Frederick County
Harding
BP Solar
Earl Miller
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FAA to approve daily flights to two western Maryland airports
The FAA was set to approve daily flights from Baltimore/Washington International to Hagerstown and Cumberland under a state subsidized service. Boston-Maine Airways will operate three weekly round trips on weekdays and two on weekends, with a $225 million contract through next June. The service launch had been delayed due to FAA certification and air travel disruptions from the Bent.
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Maryland
Baltimore
General Aviation Administration
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Paul Sarbanes
BWI
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Boston Maine Airways
House
Casper IL Taylor Jr
D-Allegany
General Assembly
Sarbanes
Ibanes
Mc Taylor
Boston-Maine
Portsmouth
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