Blizzard Returns as Frederick County Faces 12 to 24 Inches
Forecasters warn of a major winter storm bringing 12 to 24 inches of snow with sleet and freezing rain, 80 percent chance of precipitation, and east winds 10 to 15 mph. County crews, National Guard, and public safety officials plan road clearance and emergency measures as residents brace for another heavy blast.
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Maryland lawmakers face divisive session over income tax plan
Maryland legislators predict a contentious opening to the session as debate centers on whether to cut personal income taxes. Governor Glendening says he will not commit to a tax cut until revenue estimates in March. House leaders push to overhaul the tax structure to reduce the overall burden amid federal aid cuts and a slowing economy.
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Lawmakers push for tax cut despite delays
Brinkley and Ferguson warn delaying a tax cut risks political losses for the governor as legislators demand action this year. Dern questions the plan's effectiveness while party members remain adamant about delivering a tax cut and blame Capitol Hill for the stalemate.
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Police arrest 21-year-old in Frederick for marijuana possession
Frederick police arrested Jason Scott Mecler, 21, of Camden Place South after responding to a disturbance near a 7-Eleven at East Fifth and East streets. A search found several grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He was charged with possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.
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Snow fun across Lake Singanore and Spring Ridge kids play
Kimmy Megan Garcy and Katie Cox helped create several snow tunnels with a tunnel 18 feet long while sledding in backyards. Snow days push makeup to June 20 with possible holidays cut. In Walkersville, Christine Morris and Elizabeth Coleman baked cookies and enjoyed snow amid school closures.
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Grocery shortages hit regional stores after storm
Stores like Shoppers Food Warehouse and Giant reported fast sales of milk bread and eggs as shipments arrived late. At Safeway Frederick the snow packed parking lot hid few bread shelves and milk was limited while carts lined up and checkout lanes ran full.
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