Montgomery executive proposes growth control plan for county
Montgomery executive Kramer proposes a cap on growth by delaying subdivision approvals and building permits to match available road and school capacity. He argues current approvals exceed five years without construction and urges public hearings, a community task force, interim school space, and a county capital program of 560 million in bonds to fund schools, parks, and fire safety facilities while maintaining Triple A credit.
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First Snow Slows Travel Across Maryland Delaware
Snow slowed travel across Maryland and Delaware as a storm moved through. Western Maryland saw 2 to 3 inches with up to 6 inches in mountains, while coastal areas reported brief gusts and minor flooding and erosion. Emergency plans were briefly activated but no major accidents or evacuations occurred.
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Epilepsy Association to meet in January
The Epilepsy Association of Frederick and Washington counties will resume regular self help group meetings in January with a session on How to Establish Goals and Reach Them. A Christmas Bowling Party was held at Village Lanes in Frederick. for information, call Charlotte Loveless at 733-7579.
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