Maryland candidates featured in MPT interview program
Maryland Public Television will air interviews with candidates for Maryland's 6th congressional seat on Sunday February 18 at 1 p.m. Host journalists Jeff Salkin and Debbie Wright guide questions for Democrats Mignon Bush Davis George Thomas English Jr John J Garrity Jr Michael Ibanez Dennis Ketterer Charlotte Meyer Donald Mooers and Lidi Y Young and Republican John C Webb Jr Ralph K Shur and Rep Constance A Morella declined. Two Montgomery County candidates for the 4th district John B Kimble Cesar Madarang, both Republicans, are also featured Sunday at 10 a.m. for the 1st and 4th district races.
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Maryland
Maryland Public Television
Jeff Salkin
Debbie Wright
Mignon Bush Davis
George Thomas English Jr
John J. Garrity Jr
Michael Ibanez
Dennis Ketterer
Charlotte M. Meyer
Donald Mooers
Lidi Y. Young
John C. Webb Jr
Ralph
Black History Month food tasting fundraiser at Montgomery College
A Rockville fundraiser celebrates Black History Month with soul food tasting to fund student scholarships. On February 2 at the Theatre Arts Arena Montgomery College will host dishes from Sut ton Place Gourmet Louisiana Express Company and George Starke head Hog Barbeque for 1 dollar per ticket.
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Rockville
Theatre Arts Arena
Montgomery College
Sutton Place Gourmet
Louisiana Express Company
George Starke
O’donnell’s
Gulf Coast Kitchen
Dixie Fine Southern Cuisine
Zed’s
Florida Avenue Grill
Samba Cafe
The
Canteen Company
Robert E. Parilla
Lendo Baka
Clarice Sommersall
Mirror Reflections of East South Street Granary Scene
A Thursday afternoon scene shows pipes and rigging from the old granary on East South Street reflected in the mirrored glass of the Schaefer Building on South Carroll Street, creating a vivid urban still life.
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East South Street
Schaefer
South Carroll Street
City Upheld Sewer Fee Waiver Rejection for Little League Park
Frederick officials denied a National Little League request for in kind services and a $2,800 waiver of sewer hookup fees tied to park renovations off Staley Avenue. The decision supports a new city policy banning fee waivers while noting league contributions and historic land donation. Officials also denied two property rezoning requests.
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Hammond
Charles Staley
Frances Baker
Baker
Frederick Eisenhart
Belt use saves millions in medical costs study shows
A Transportation Department study finds hospital costs rise about five thousand dollars per nonbelts user, adding sixty eight million dollars in seven states. Pena urges primary seat belt laws as NHTSA chief calls belt nonusers writing checks on others. Study covers 879,670 auto crashes and 10,353 motorcycle crashes from 1991 to 1993.
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Washington
America
Transportation Department
Pena
Cherokee medicine elder to speak at Hood College lecture
Cherokee medicine elder and director of Indian Health Service programs Dr Garrett will discuss The Path of Good Medicine at Hood College Marx Center on February 20 at 7 p.m. He authored Cherokee Medicine and has taught American Indian healing for 35 years.
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J.T. Garrett
U.S. Public Health Service
Marx Center
Hood College
Garrett
University of Tennes
The
Four Seasons
Quaila
North Carolina
Doc
Amoneeta Sequoyah
Hood College Campus Ministry
Office of Multicultural Affairs
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Camillus Mall
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