State Farm hikes Maryland homeowners rates 6.9 percent
State Farm will raise homeowners policy rates in Maryland by an average 69 percent to offset higher building costs. Increases vary by location and policyholder type with renters and condo owners seeing slightly higher rates. New policyholders face the rise January 1 while existing customers wait until March 1. State Farm cites external forces like fires and weather and promotes higher deductibles to reduce premiums, noting the company remains competitive in the Maryland market with 670,000 policies.
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Chocolate Treasure Chest Opens in Mount Airy
Richard Schultz family opens Chocolate Treasure Chest in Peacock Center off Md 27 Mount Airy featuring a vintage 1940s soda fountain, chocolate making, 20 plus fudge varieties and sugar free confections. Rep Roscoe Bartlett helped cut the ribbon as Mayor Jerry Johnson attended.
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Self-management principles focus of WBR meeting
A Jan 21 presentation on self-management by Karen Foxworth of Synectics at Way Off Broadway will guide women business owners in daily work habits to meet small business needs. The event is coordinated by the Women's Business Institute and partners including SBA and SCORE. 8 to 10 a.m. Willowtree Plaza Frederick. RSVP by Jan 16 at 301-624-4900.
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Brunswick Line Tops MARC On Time List 1997
The Brunswick Line of the MARC commuter rail system posted the highest on time rate at 97 percent in 1997, with the system averaging 95 percent. MARC carries 5 million passengers yearly, aided by reliable equipment and strong effort from MARC staff and contractors Amtrak and CSX Transportation, said MTA administrator Ronald L. Freeland.
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Dow recovers from 130 point plunge to close lower
U S stocks ended modestly down amid Asia crisis concerns with the Dow off 3.98 at 7902.27 after an late 85 point rally. Techs led declines as IBM and Oracle slipped while energy shares fell earlier before a rebound.
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