Confusion Over Motion On Compensation Policy Revisit
City officials clash over a February 18 agenda item on compensation policies and benefits. Alderman Kuzemchak said she did not intend to include a pay structure, while Mayor Grimes and others insist the study’s scope covered pay. The item will be reconsidered at a future public meeting, with discussions on personnel rules and a workshop plan proposed to improve resident access to government.
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Maryland Internet list of sex offenders proposed by lawmakers
A bill would post names and addresses of convicted sex offenders on the Internet in Maryland under Megan’s Law. The measure, led by Sen Timothy Ferguson and Delegate Joe Bartlett with House sponsor Dana Dembrow, aims to expand public access to offender information while opponents raise concerns about harassment and family safety. Supporters cite Virginia’s experience of public lists aiding school officials and the need for informed citizens. Sheriff Hagg and ACLU oppose possible harms, while bipartisan talks continue on committee paths.
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Frederik County Planning Commission OKs several development proposals
The Frederik County Planning Commission approved multiple items including resubdividing a Mul Bottom lot into two, forming two development clusters with five single farms on East Basford Road, and establishing Roy Good Landscaping in a 1-acre Md 17 site. Also approved a 100-run kennel on Reid & Ford Road with expanded hours later, plus four offices at Pleasant Ridge School site. Action on Eagle Trace 12 lots, Urbana town homes, and a 22-acre riding facility was postponed. Public hearing date not set.
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Brunswick water thieves warned amid hydrant abuse
Brunswick officials condemn hydrant misuse after several thefts of city water by truckers on Ninth Avenue and nearby streets. A local business reimbursed amounts taken, but officials stress dangers to water pressure and public safety. Police plan crackdowns this spring on violations while discussing stronger hydrant penalties with other towns.
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