Mulching saves Frederick city $5000 on dead-tree grind
Public works officials say not sending logs to the Frederick County landfill saved $5,000 in mulch costs. Miller Inc ground city logs, two trailer loads yielded $1,600 in mulch for parks while avoiding $5,400 in tipping fees. County stamp grinder handles larger trees, freeing up local resources.
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Fourth grade learns anti drug lessons in class
Urbana High student Becky Bennett leads Thurmont Elementary students in Moose Youth Awareness Program. A story about moving to a new town explores choices and consequences including a character's accidental death from cocaine after unsupervised party attendance.
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Fowler to remain Frederick County nursing home administrator
Randy Fowler, administrator of Citizens Nursing Home, has decided to stay in his Frederick County post rather than move to a Baltimore area opportunity. He cited a personal decision despite a potential pay raise up to 69 000 dollars and a salary discussion prompted by the board. County personnel director Mitch Hose confirmed Fowler remains at the same salary of 59 600 dollars a year.
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One special picnic near 250th Frederick anniversary
Frederick city debates waiving vendor fees for the Great Family Reunion Picnic set for June 7 in Baker Park as part of the county 250th celebration. HRC officials seek city co sponsorship, while Roelkey Myers supports a fee waiver, calling it a special 250th event.
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Delegate proposes slots legislation at Maryland tracks
Baltimore delegate Clarence Davis advances regular legislation to permit slot machines at racetracks and possibly off track betting parlors to boost state revenue. The plan faces strong opposition and would require a veto override. governor pledged to veto, while opponents include most House Republicans and Frederick County delegation.
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Urbana
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Abortion bill prompts heated Senate debate in Maryland
The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee in Annapolis approved a contentious abortion bill expected to trigger a divisive floor fight and possible filibuster next week. Supporters say it bans only late term partial birth abortions while opponents warn it could affect earlier pregnancies. Leaders anticipate a tight vote and a long battle on the Senate floor.
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Jennie Forehand
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