Ice Surfaces Challenge Roads In Maryland And Nearby Areas
City officials describe streets as terrible with ice covering roads across the area. Crews salt hills as sun and warmer weather are expected to improve conditions. Police report only minor fender benders and a few calls from worried motorists. Two Maryland deaths linked to icy roads are noted, with conditions forecast to improve later in the week.
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Weather shifts as high pressure moves east
A high pressure system in the Mississippi Valley pushes east bringing a gradual turn to colder weather for the balance of the week. Maryland counties anticipate clearing skies and colder temperatures with highs in the 60s? The report notes chilly nights, windier conditions Friday, and scattered snow risk in the mountains.
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Mississippi Valley
Maryland
Carrell
Washington
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Legislature Eyes Annexation Referendums For Growth Areas
Maryland officials discuss have counties and municipalities in Harford Anne Arundel and Frederick counties facing rapid growth. The committee considers annexation referendums and demands for better intergovernmental cooperation and detailed annexation records to track impacts on nonresident residents.
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Harford
Anne Arundel
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Baltimore County
Clarence Long
Congress Forecast Sees Growth Over Next Two Years
The report projects growth averaging above 3 percent despite persistently high interest rates. It credits recent large tax cuts for stimulus while noting no consensus on when deficits will bite. Inflation risk exists if deficits grow unchecked, but debt explosions depend on worse economy or policy shifts.
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CBO
School board ponders budget amid enrollment growth and new hires
The board explores a 4 percent salary rise starting at 15 350 and a 2.79 million budget increase. Plans include staff for Brunswick Middle School, a computer formation supervisor, a property accountability specialist, and funds for the Teacher Plus program. Public meetings are set for February 7 and February 14 with an April 8 commissioners hearing, as Samuel de Champlain, explorer, is noted.
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Tionall
Berger
New Brunswick
New Brunswick Middle School
Monocacy Middle School
Monocacy Middle
Boe
County Commissioners
School board may end fourth grade swim program
Frederick County school board considers cutting a 45 855 dollar fourth grade swim program amid staff recommendations. Superintendent Stuart D Berger notes fiscal and time concerns though many support water safety. two weeks of classes and bus transportation costs are cited.
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Stuart D. Berger
Berger
Ng Ore
PTA
Boe
YMCA
Lawmakers plan protest outside South Africa embassy
More than 60 Maryland state lawmakers plan to protest outside the embassy in a non restricted area next week. Black Caucus members led by Delegate Elijah Cummings say the action targets South Africa's racial separation policy and aims for a peaceful demonstration.
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Annapolis
Legislative
Buck Coucas
Elijah Cummings
General Assembly
Black Caucus
South Africa
Cummings
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