Homeless aid meets cautious Maryland lawmakers
Frederick advocates pressed the Frederick delegation in Annapolis for an Affordable Housing Trust Fund and related tax reforms. Delegation members signaled conditional support, with Derr open to a gas tax increase only if funds favor bridge, airport projects and McClellan opposing funds for Baltimore. Critics charged local officials with inaction while housing costs rise.
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D-Frederick
John Derr
R-Frederick
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James McClellan
Housing Trust Fund
McClean
Baltimore City
McClellan
Affordable Housing Trust Fund
Richard Menconeri
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Guy Kennedy
Littrell
Berger Selected as Baltimore County Superintendent
Baltimore County committee selects Stuart Berger former Frederick County schools head and Wichita Kansas superintendent since 1987 to lead Baltimore County schools. Berger departed Frederick County in August 1986 after taking Wichita post last March. Dr Noel T Farmer Jr who had also sought the Baltimore job withdrew Tuesday.
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Stuart Berger
Frederick County
Wichita, Kan
Berger
Wichita
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Eastalco landfills plan okayed by Frederick planners
Frederick County Planning Commission approved moving forward with Eastalco Aluminum Co. waste landfill on its Buckeystown site. The panel raised concerns about groundwater contamination and future site plans, while Eastalco backs the project as integral to its manufacturing process and notes ongoing cleanup actions with the Maryland Department of the Environment and a forthcoming consent order.
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Eastaleco Aluminum Co
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Frederick County
Eustalco
Eastalco
Buckeystown
Margaret Conroy
Eastaleo Environmental
Rand Weinberg
Civic Association
Christy Carton
Halt
Carroll Manor Civic Association
Lve
Ms. Carton
State Waste Management Administration
Conroy
Eastaleo
Senate panel kills single plate bill in Maryland
A Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee gave an unfavorable report to a bill that would end front license plates for state vehicles. MVA Administrator Marshall Rickert supported the measure, but police departments testified it would hinder enforcement by obscuring front identities. School bus drivers also opposed it, saying license numbers oncoming cars would be harder to read.
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Motor Vehicle Administration
Maryland
Senate
F. Vernon Boozer
Baltimore County
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Marshall Rickert
MVA
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