Phillips Ethics Row Sees Alldermen Ouster Call
The ethics panel voted to seek removal of Alderman Phillips after finding he used his post to influence an election amid clashes with Grimes’ administration. Donna Kuzemchak and others urged against ousting him while Mayor-elect Dougherty’s upcoming term could shift appointment control.
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Phillips
Crimes
Board of Aldermen
Mrz Phillips
Donna Kuzemchak
Uhast
Vo Five
Kazermebak
Kaxemehak
Jennifer Dougherty
Commission
Michael Powell
Belle
Phillip
Ms. Dougherty
Philtp
Powell
Ethics Commission
Allieit Tamer
Blaine Young
Adinistration
Bill Hall
Aswell
Lafe
Dului Phillips
Frederick
Blood supply tight as donors lag in winter
The Central Florida Blood Bank reports a small O negative stock with only a one to two day supply. It notes 6,000 first time donors and 091 returns by Christmas. To boost reserves, promos like patriotic T shirts and long distance phone cards are offered. Donors can give every 56 days and winter illness slows giving. If weather or illness blocks a visit, callers should reschedule with their bank.
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Flocida Bina Bank
Ofter
America
Qt Board
Private schools seek funding for textbook program rally
Republican Mn Elliott of Frederick Carroll counties cites constitutional support for the private school textbook fund. Spokespeople note the program paid books this year and will again for 2002 2004. Gov Glendening must include funds in the budget or in a supplemental budget. Sen Mooney Delegate Stull and Frederick Washington supporters say to fund if money is provided.
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Mn Elliott
Frederick
Carroll
U.S. Supreme Court
Heminy
Parris Glendening
Willios
Alex Mooney
K-Prederick Washington
Paul Stull ReFrederick
Mooney
Lee Hecht
Frederick Washington
State school funding pressure and Catholic text books rally
Local officials press for more state funds as construction delays push back fall. School board president says current money helps but long term needs persist. Meanwhile rallies at 34 Catholic schools urge legislators to support textbook programs, arguing private and parochial schools benefit from aid similar to public schools.
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Board of Education
Asefe
Parris Glendening
Board of Public Works
Ron Teppe
Woman shares news of generous church offering
Mrs Mare recalls how a donor’s big check sparked disbelief and joy at the service. Attendees were overwhelmed as the moment spread by word of mouth with one caller insisting she could not sleep from excitement.
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Hazel
Emnitsburg Approves Senior Housing Plan on 141 Vote
The town of Emnitsburg passed an ordinance to allow housing specifically for residents over 55. Mayor Billy and commissioners approved while Commissioner Moorer voiced questions, with plans for a senior housing project on South Seton Avenue and covenants to be reviewed.
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James Moorer
Seton Avene
Uustal
Kinimitsburg
Billy
Mount Airy to use eminent domain for road and water project
Mount Airy officials authorized the use of eminent domain to obtain land for a Center Street extension to Md 27 and a spot near Md 27 for a new water tower as part of a $2 million water system upgrade funded by state bonds. The Beck family trust land remains under negotiation. The council also approved a $1,000 per new water connection fee for developers, boosting fire company funding by roughly $200,100 yearly, and adopted a more generous town employee retirement plan.
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Beck Family Trust
Center Street
MD. 27
Beck
David Beck
Jale Mullay
Council
R. Delaine Hobbs
Main
Center Streets
Gerald Johnson
Towwat
Main Street
Becks
Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Co
Hobbs
Rob Setaritun
Former Taneytown teacher pleads guilty to abuse charges
Harold W Fair Jr a 49 year old former math teacher at Taneytown Elementary and Northwest Middle School admitted to sexually abusing male students including a 13 year old and an earlier 10 year old. He faced 31 counts across 23 years. 27 were dropped as part of a plea, with sentencing in March.
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Carroll County
Harold W. Fair Jr
Taneytown Elementary
Northwest Middle Schools
Carroll County Ciruit
Luke K. Burns Jr
Fair Beillie
Fair
Teen builds own snow maker for Christmas in Westborough
Brendan Mass creates a home snow gun to spoof a snowy Christmas in central Massachusetts. He rigged an air compressor and hose to a nozzle, mixing air and water to spray snow onto his yard. The family left for the Caribbean after Christmas, returning from their vacation.
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Mass
Brendan Mass
Massachusetts
Brendan
Christas
Moss
Gatda
Tismanican Republic
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