Residents Protest Sign Change At New Market Post Office
NEW MARKET The mayor received calls from irate Tramsville residents after the town council voted to urge the Architectural Review Committee to reject changing the post office sign read New Market Sjamsville. Residents from Lake Singapore urged the town to display New Market on the sign, while the mayor favored New Market District Post Office though the postmaster noted district is too broad. The ABC meets March 9, and the New Market Post Office opens Tuesday morning.
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Montgomery councilmen to introduce stalking law
ROCKVILLE Two Montgomery County councilmen William E. Hanna Jr and Isiah Leggett will introduce bills to make harassment and stalking illegal. The proposals define a persistent pattern of conduct and following or alarming actions as violations, with political speech protected, and include a stalking clause for actions that cause fear for safety. State harassment rules carry up to a $500 fine or 30 days in jail.
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County upgrades computer system with ISDN loop network
Frederick County boosts data reliability by linking Central Alarm FCC IDPA and Winchester Hall in an ISDN loop. The project cost about 26000 dollars and increases speed from 9600 to 64000 bits per second while cutting monthly phone charges. Backups improve downtime and support future dispatching software at Central Alarm.
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County senators split vote on Arnick hearing in Annapolis
In Annapolis Frederick and Baltimore County senators split over Baltimore County District Court Judge John Arnick amid sexual harassment and racism allegations. Sen. Smelser opposed confirmations citing doubtful judicial temperament while Sen. Derr supported him, calling the hearing effective and noting his long public service. The full Senate vote followed extensive phone input from constituents, with Dundalk residents largely backing Arnick.
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Senate OKs bill to switch execution to lethal injection
The Maryland Senate approved a bill by Sen. Walter Baker 35 to 9 to replace the gas chamber with lethal injection as the preferred method of execution. The measure, now moving to the House, aims to speed capital punishment in Maryland where no execution has occurred since 1975. The session featured other local bills and hearings on fee surcharges for marriage licenses, higher bid limits for public works, and bonds for school construction.
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