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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 18, 1995

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Harriet Tubman Nominated For Episcopal Saints Calendar

Harriet Tubman, famed conductor of the Underground Railroad, is nominated for the Episcopal Church Calendar of Saints. A Cambridge celebration is planned at Great Choptank Parish as final action is awaited at the 1997 convention. Tubman would be Maryland’s first native saint.

Cambridge Harriet Tubman Episcopal Church Nathaniel W. Pierce Great Choptank Parish Maryland Ms. Tubman Moses Bucktown Pennsylvania Edward Brodess Land of Freedom Auburn N.Y Frederick Douglass Elizabeth Cady Stanton Cael Bloomer Sojourner Truth Episcopal Diocese of Easton

Community service mandate survives set for ’97 class

Maryland high school graduation requiring 75 hours of community service remains in place for the class of 1997 after the House Ways and Means Committee rejected a bill to end the program by a 16-6 vote. Delegates Greenip and Heller weighed in on the debate, noting local flexibility and classroom impact amid a slow legislative session and high participation in prior years.

Annapolis State Maryland House Ways and Means Janet Greenip Anne Arundel Greenup Henry Heller D-Montgomery Senate

65 mph speed limit push advances in Maryland

A Maryland House committee voted 17 to 3 to raise the rural highway speed limit to 65 mph. The panel rejected stricter penalties for speeders and a ban on radar detectors, marking the first committee action on Governor Glendening’s proposal.

Annapolis House Commerce and Government Matters Parris Glendening Legisla General Assembly State Highway Administration Maryland Frederick County Frederick City U.S. 340 U.S. 15 Washington County Elizabeth Bobo D-Howard David Brinkley R-Frederick Louise Snodgrass Rfrederick Washington Brinkley Glendening Mount Airy

Burkittsville Mayor Speaks From Gallery On Local Government Debate

In Annapolis Burkittsville Mayor Deborah Aughenbaugh attended the State House as lawmakers debated a resolution urging the governor to appoint a commission to study problems with homeowners associations. Delegate Dana Lee Dembrow questioned the mayor’s relevance prompting her thumbs up from the gallery. The House approved the resolution 109-26 as a separate set of highway and radar detector measures moved through committee, including adjustments to speeding penalties and effective dates.

Annapolis Burkittsville Deborah Aughenbaugh State House House Dana Lee Dembrow Montgomery Dembrow

Dam safety downgrade eases costs for Lake Singanore group

The State Water Resources Administration lowered Lake Merle Dam from high to significant hazard after a PMF study using newer topography. Estimated annual savings reach 250 000 to 400 000 dollars, potentially avoiding special assessments and easing repairs for the Lake Singanore Association. Two downstream houses face minor risk. the change is described as a major boon by officials and engineer Rand Postell.

Lake Merle Dam Lake Singanore Association State Water Resources Administration Charlie Baker Association Ms. Baker Brad Iarossi Iarossi Rand Postell

Frederick News Post recycled paper notice

Inside The News Portions of The Frederick News Post are printed each day on 100 percent recycled paper. The newspaper is recyclable and encourages readers to recycle.

Frederick

Smelser Honored as Maryland Senate’s First Citizen

Former Sen Charles Smelser of Union Bridge, 74, was named Maryland’s First Citizen by a unanimous Senate vote after 36 years in state government. Colleagues staged an elaborate ruse to lure him to Annapolis, where he received the honor and shared memories of his long conservative tenure, prompting laughter and praise for his frugality and influence.

Annapolis Charles Smelser Maryland Senate Mr. Miller Smelser Mr. Smelser Senate Miller Maryland Chamber Buck” Smelser John Derr Frederick County John Cade Anne Arundel County Clarence Blount Baltimore

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